Apollo Expeditions to the Moon: The NASA History 50th Anniversary Edition (Dover Books on Astronomy) Hardcover – Illustrated, April 17, 2019

I absolutely love this book. I have a collection of books on space and the astronauts and this is a perfect addition to that collection. I remember vividly watching the moon landing and saw the first man walk on the moon. Previous to that I watched all the moon missions on TV and have been passionate about the exploration of outer space since those early years. This book is filled with so much information and wonderful photographs and I have thoroughly enjoyed it.

This book provides a panoramic view of the Apollo project. In addition to the interesting engineering details, I find it inspiring to read the reflections on other aspects of the project and its far reaching impacts.

I have not yet had a chance to read this but I have looked through it and am very pleased with it. It's a good remembrance of the Space Program so far. As a "Baby Boomer" I remember the earliest beginnings of the Space Program. I remember anxiously sitting on the edge of my seat to watch launches on television and I also remember sitting in my camp chair and watching launches in person. All are exciting memories and I look forward to even more of them.

I bought this book for my dad after seeing it at the Nixon Library Apollo 11 exhibit for nearly twice the price. This book is loaded with in depth information about the Apollo program that you probably wouldn't get anywhere else. Also loads of fantastic pictures graphics and drawings.

Beautiful and thorough! A great gift for those interested in space, science, and history.

Always loved space program . Discovery channel stuff . Bit disappointed with some images , seem little better than hq news paper stuff. When taken with a hasselblad and color film. The best image image the lower dust cover

This is a superb one stop history of the Apollo program. Well written and illustrated with commentary from the people who made it happen

Nice book covers apollo missions have some ni e pictures