To Open The Sky
The Front Pages of Christopher P. Winter
Visions of Space Development |
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Since the dawn of the space age forty-eight years ago, we have been hearing predictions of the glorious era when humans would routinely fare across the solar system and the resources found on Earth would not be the sum total of all that we have available. Here you'll find reviews of some of the books that best explain those visions. |
| David Ashford— Spaceflight Revolution Reviewed 2/20/2003 |
Paula Berinstein— Making Space Happen Reviewed 1/07/2003 |
Michael Collins— Mission to Mars Reviewed 9/27/1996 |
| Gary Dorsey— Silicon Sky Reviewed 2/18/2000 |
George Dyson— Project Orion Reviewed 1/07/2002 |
Marsha Freeman— Challenges of Human Space Exploration Reviewed 5/22/2001 |
| Launius & McCurdy— Imagining Space Reviewed 12/02/2003 |
2 books by John S. Lewis— Rain of Iron and Ice, & Mining the Sky Reviewed 1997-98 |
R. Dale Reed— Wingless Flight Reviewed 3/17/2003 |
| Carl Sagan— Pale Blue Dot Reviewed 1/17/1997 |
Marshall T. Savage— The Millennial Project Reviewed 1/20/1995 |
Donna Shirley— Managing Martians Reviewed 2/23/2003 |
| G. Harry Stine— Halfway to Anywhere Reviewed 3/01/1997 |
Robert Zubrin— The Case for Mars Reviewed 3/29/2003 |
