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Team Moon [SCM]

by Catherine Thimmesh Author

How 400,000 people landed Apollo 11 on the Moon. Includes fascinating background information on the different teams assigned to create, test, re-test, produce, and support the various systems needed for Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin to land on the moon and to televise the event. First-hand accounts and quotations are sprinkled throughout (which unfortunately include two short instances of swearing, but both can easily be edited if reading aloud) along with lots of photographs. A wonderful mixture of technical facts presented with human faces.

Additional Details

Resource Type
Book
ISBN
0618507574
Print Status
In Print
Sections
15
Pages
80
Suggested Grades
4th - 6th
Geographical Setting
New York, Italy, Florida, Texas, Australia, Pacific Ocean, space
Historical Setting
1961 - 1969
Publisher
Houghton Mifflin
Copyright
2006

Sections

  • 1 Beyond Imagination
  • 2 In the Beginning
  • 3 Moving Forward
  • 4 And Onward
  • 5 And Upward
  • 6 Maiden Voyage . . . The Final 10 Miles
  • 7 Challenge 1: Alarms
  • 8 Challenge 2: Almost Empty
  • 9 Challenge 3: Frozen Slug
  • 10 Challenge 4: First Steps
  • 11 Challenge 5: Wind
  • 12 Challenge 6: The Alien Environment
  • 13 Homeward Bound . . . The Final 240,000 Miles
  • 14 Challenge 7: Images and Glitches
  • 15 Challenge 8: Open Chutes

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