An edition of Living in space: exploring space
(1989)
Living in space
exploring space
by David Baker
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Traces the history of manned space flights from Mercury to the Shuttle program, examines the medical effects of weightlessness on astronauts, the difficulties of eating, working, sleeping, and cleaning oneself on board, and future plans for a space station.
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Juvenile literature, Space shuttles, Astronauts, Life support systems (Space environment), Physiological effect, Exploration, Astronautics, Space colonies, Space flight, Space flight, juvenile literature, Astronauts, juvenile literature, Space shuttles, juvenile literaturePlaces
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Includes index.
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- Created November 16, 2008
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