Books with title Space Satellites

Traces the development of artificial satellites from the rise of rocketry, discussing the historical importance of Sputnik and describing what modern satellites are used for.

An introduction to the history and various uses of artificial satellites including signals for radio, television, and telephone, to provide weather images, and for military protection.

Discusses the history and today's use of satellites which help us get TV and phone reception, provides us with images of other galaxies and of earth's weather, and can assist us with navigation.

Provides a definition of artificial satellites and describes the launch of the first satellite in 1957, the rapid technological development which followed, and the current proliferation of satellites which handle signals for communications, weather, navigation, and espionage.

This series examines the history and science of space exploration. It also delves into the careers and technological advancements associated with this exciting field of study.

Describes the development and deployment of man-made satellites and surveys their many varied uses--past, present, and future

Book by Butterfield, Moira

Introduces basic types of artificial satellites, the mechanics of launching into space, and the history and accomplishments of specific spacecraft including the Hubble, Galileo, and Cassini

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Explores the history of man-made satellites.

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