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Kennedy Space Center
I saw this book for the first time at the KSC Main Shop ten years ago. I didn't bought it and I have always regretted. The book is still very good, even in 2012. Very colorful, very well done, one of the best in this category.
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It is a good book if you are interested in inventions and how they are involved in everday life, but it follows that formula that a lot of other books with the same topic
Published on May 22, 2000 by psikosis
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This review is from: Scientific American: Inventions from Outer Space: Everyday Uses for NASA Technology (Hardcover)
I saw this book for the first time at the KSC Main Shop ten years ago. I didn't bought it and I have always regretted. The book is still very good, even in 2012. Very colorful, very well done, one of the best in this category.
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Excellent,
By henryraddick@hotmail.com (London) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Scientific American: Inventions from Outer Space: Everyday Uses for NASA Technology (Hardcover)
What is fascinating about this book is the surprisingly unglamourous uses to which NASA technology has been put: it's not tricorders or machines that vanquish your foe with a directional pulse of pure energy that have trickled onto the terrestrial market, but heat resistant paint and non-stick coating for frying pans. Which is probably no bad thing. All in all an excellent read.
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This review is from: Scientific American: Inventions from Outer Space: Everyday Uses for NASA Technology (Hardcover)
It is a good book if you are interested in inventions and how they are involved in everday life, but it follows that formula that a lot of other books with the same topic
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Scientific American: Inventions from Outer Space: Everyday Uses for NASA Technology by David Baker (Hardcover - May 9, 2000)
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