The Ranger Program: The History and Legacy of NASA’s Initial Attempts to Land a Spacecraft on the Moon
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The Ranger Program: The History and Legacy of NASA’s Initial Attempts to Land a Spacecraft on the Moon

by Charles River Editors

Space Exploration science nonfiction NASA History
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The Ranger Program explores NASA’s early attempts to land spacecraft on the Moon. Focusing on the program’s history and legacy, this book offers an accessible overview of an important chapter in the development of lunar exploration and the United States space program.

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The Ranger Program examines NASA’s initial attempts to land a spacecraft on the Moon.

This book places the program within the broader history of lunar exploration and the development of space science.

It considers the program’s lasting legacy and its significance in the early years of NASA’s efforts beyond Earth.

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