Space: The Next 100 Years

by Nicholas Booth

128 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1990

About the author

Nicholas Booth is a British author and broadcaster. Starting out as a science writer for national newspapers, he later worked in television and mobile publishing. Now he writes about unusual characters and unlikely events from history. His biography of the double agent Eddie Chapman, Zigzag, was highly acclaimed and will be made into a film. The Thieves of Threadneedle Street published in the U.S. by Pegasus Books is out now as a paperback. It was a pick of the week by Publishing News and a highlight of the season by The New York Times. Born in Cheshire in 1964, Nick lives there with his wife and their kittens.

Here is an interview with the author about The Thieves Of Threadneedle Street: http://mccormackwrites.com/2017/02/08...

Reviews

[Joan · Rating 4 out of 5]

Achievements in space have been more exciting than most people anticipated; a look back at the completed programs and missions shows what we’ve learned. But voyages of discovery will continue, for there is still much to learn.

Explore the possibilities for production in zero-gravity space stations. Speculate on what babies born in space may look like. Explore the myriad possibilities of space, not just in exploration, but in practical applications for existing technologies.

Recommended.