9780262047906 - inside the star factory: the creation of the james webb space telescope, nasa's largest and most powerful space observatory de gunn, chris; wanjek, christopher (30 resultados)
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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. A fascinating, ground-level backstage pass to the creation, launch, and reach of the James Webb Space Telescope.A fascinating, ground-level backstage pass to the creation, launch, and reach of the James Webb Space Telescope.NASA's James Webb Space Telescope, the world's largest orbiting astr…onomy observatory, is now nearly a million miles from Earth, probing the first stars and galaxies, documenting the structure and evolution of the universe, and searching for signs of life in other solar systems. In a series of extraordinary photographs, Inside the Star Factory tells the story of the Webb Telescope from conception to launch-a marvel of ingenuity and engineering that entailed more than 100 million people hours over a span of thirty years.The project's lead photographer Chris Gunn was there from the start, documenting the Webb's tumultuous history-the behind-the-scenes details of its construction, from the cutting-edge technology required for an observatory operating at temperatures as low as -370 F, beyond reach for repair, to the human story of an engineering team pursuing an unprecedented goal under incomparable pressure. Derided as the "telescope that ate astronomy," billions of dollars over budget, ten years over schedule, nearly canceled twice, Webb was simply too big to fail.Accompanied by science writer Christopher Wanjek's overview of the Webb's history and profiles of the scientists and engineers who built it, this exclusive illustrated guide shows readers the heady world of scientific discovery at the very limits of human knowledge-and the very beginning of space and time. "Photo documentary of the creation and launch of NASA's James Webb Space Telescope (JWST), the world's largest orbiting astronomy observatory"-- Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Hardback. Condición: New. A fascinating, ground-level backstage pass to the creation, launch, and reach of the James Webb Space Telescope.NASA's James Webb Space Telescope, the world's largest orbiting astronomy observatory, is now nearly a million miles from Earth, probing the first stars and galaxies, documenting the structure… and evolution of the universe, and searching for signs of life in other solar systems. In a series of extraordinary photographs, Inside the Star Factory tells the story of the Webb Telescope from conception to launch-a marvel of ingenuity and engineering that entailed more than 100 million people hours over a span of thirty years.The project's lead photographer Chris Gunn was there from the start, documenting the Webb's tumultuous history-the behind-the-scenes details of its construction, from the cutting-edge technology required for an observatory operating at temperatures as low as -370°F, beyond reach for repair, to the human story of an engineering team pursuing an unprecedented goal under incomparable pressure. Derided as the "telescope that ate astronomy," billions of dollars over budget, ten years over schedule, nearly canceled twice, Webb was simply too big to fail.Accompanied by science writer Christopher Wanjek's overview of the Webb's history and profiles of the scientists and engineers who built it, this exclusive illustrated guide shows readers the heady world of scientific discovery at the very limits of human knowledge-and the very beginning of space and time.
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Hardback. Condición: New. A fascinating, ground-level backstage pass to the creation, launch, and reach of the James Webb Space Telescope.NASA's James Webb Space Telescope, the world's largest orbiting astronomy observatory, is now nearly a million miles from Earth, probing the first stars and galaxies, documenting the structure… and evolution of the universe, and searching for signs of life in other solar systems. In a series of extraordinary photographs, Inside the Star Factory tells the story of the Webb Telescope from conception to launch-a marvel of ingenuity and engineering that entailed more than 100 million people hours over a span of thirty years.The project's lead photographer Chris Gunn was there from the start, documenting the Webb's tumultuous history-the behind-the-scenes details of its construction, from the cutting-edge technology required for an observatory operating at temperatures as low as -370°F, beyond reach for repair, to the human story of an engineering team pursuing an unprecedented goal under incomparable pressure. Derided as the "telescope that ate astronomy," billions of dollars over budget, ten years over schedule, nearly canceled twice, Webb was simply too big to fail.Accompanied by science writer Christopher Wanjek's overview of the Webb's history and profiles of the scientists and engineers who built it, this exclusive illustrated guide shows readers the heady world of scientific discovery at the very limits of human knowledge-and the very beginning of space and time.
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Condición: New. Chris Gunn is a photographer based in Washington, DC, who specializes in creating images of science and technology. His photographs have been featured in Scientific American, Wired, National Geographic, and the New York Times.Christopher Wanjek .
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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. A fascinating, ground-level backstage pass to the creation, launch, and reach of the James Webb Space Telescope.A fascinating, ground-level backstage pass to the creation, launch, and reach of the James Webb Space Telescope.NASA's James Webb Space Telescope, the world's largest orbiting astr…onomy observatory, is now nearly a million miles from Earth, probing the first stars and galaxies, documenting the structure and evolution of the universe, and searching for signs of life in other solar systems. In a series of extraordinary photographs, Inside the Star Factory tells the story of the Webb Telescope from conception to launch-a marvel of ingenuity and engineering that entailed more than 100 million people hours over a span of thirty years.The project's lead photographer Chris Gunn was there from the start, documenting the Webb's tumultuous history-the behind-the-scenes details of its construction, from the cutting-edge technology required for an observatory operating at temperatures as low as -370 F, beyond reach for repair, to the human story of an engineering team pursuing an unprecedented goal under incomparable pressure. Derided as the "telescope that ate astronomy," billions of dollars over budget, ten years over schedule, nearly canceled twice, Webb was simply too big to fail.Accompanied by science writer Christopher Wanjek's overview of the Webb's history and profiles of the scientists and engineers who built it, this exclusive illustrated guide shows readers the heady world of scientific discovery at the very limits of human knowledge-and the very beginning of space and time. "Photo documentary of the creation and launch of NASA's James Webb Space Telescope (JWST), the world's largest orbiting astronomy observatory"-- Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.
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Hardback. Condición: New. A fascinating, ground-level backstage pass to the creation, launch, and reach of the James Webb Space Telescope.NASA's James Webb Space Telescope, the world's largest orbiting astronomy observatory, is now nearly a million miles from Earth, probing the first stars and galaxies, documenting the structure… and evolution of the universe, and searching for signs of life in other solar systems. In a series of extraordinary photographs, Inside the Star Factory tells the story of the Webb Telescope from conception to launch-a marvel of ingenuity and engineering that entailed more than 100 million people hours over a span of thirty years.The project's lead photographer Chris Gunn was there from the start, documenting the Webb's tumultuous history-the behind-the-scenes details of its construction, from the cutting-edge technology required for an observatory operating at temperatures as low as -370°F, beyond reach for repair, to the human story of an engineering team pursuing an unprecedented goal under incomparable pressure. Derided as the "telescope that ate astronomy," billions of dollars over budget, ten years over schedule, nearly canceled twice, Webb was simply too big to fail.Accompanied by science writer Christopher Wanjek's overview of the Webb's history and profiles of the scientists and engineers who built it, this exclusive illustrated guide shows readers the heady world of scientific discovery at the very limits of human knowledge-and the very beginning of space and time.
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Buch. Condición: Neu. Inside the Star Factory | The Creation of the James Webb Space Telescope, NASA's Largest and Most PowerfulSpace Observatory | Chris Gunn (u. a.) | Buch | Einband - fest (Hardcover) | Englisch | 2023 | MIT Press Ltd | EAN 9780262047906 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad… Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu.
