9781737858034 - Space Cat in Paris de Aerts, Dawn Marie (14 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The Story of 'Catnick' and the French Space Program of 1963In 1963, a team of cats were adopted and trained for flight aboard a rocket ship to be launched into inter-stellar space. The training for the Astro-cats included tests in handling high-g-forces and full- acceleration thrust. Felicette was eventually selected as the one feline who could successfully transmit results back to Mission Command and survive space flight.She was a cat with the 'right stuff.'Space program scientists chose 'Catnick' for her calm and brave disposition. After months of preparation, Felicette was launched on a suborbital flight aboard a Veronique AGI (sounding) rocket, from the Saharan Desert, Algeria, October 16th, 1963. On that day, she reached an altitude of 97 miles above the earth and experienced five minutes of weightlessness - a first for the space mission and any cat. The short but critical flight ended after 15 minutes when her capsule parachuted safely back to earth. This brave feline was honored as the only cat to successfully travel into space as part of the French National Space Program. She was later commemorated on national postage stamps for her service, sacrifice, and a return under extreme conditions.Her contribution, with the animals of space research, helped pave the way for today's understanding of space flight conditions and the impact it would have on human astronauts. A bronze sculpture was dedicated to 'Catnick' on December 19th, 2018, and stands at the International Space University, Strasbourg, France.There you will find Felicette perched on top of the world, eyes gazing upward towards the Moon - the true story of "A Space Cat in Paris." This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The Story of 'Catnick' and the French Space Program of 1963In 1963, a team of cats were adopted and trained for flight aboard a rocket ship to be launched into inter-stellar space. The training for the Astro-cats included tests in handling high-g-forces and full- acceleration thrust. Felicette was eventually selected as the one feline who could successfully transmit results back to Mission Command and survive space flight.She was a cat with the 'right stuff.'Space program scientists chose 'Catnick' for her calm and brave disposition. After months of preparation, Felicette was launched on a suborbital flight aboard a Veronique AGI (sounding) rocket, from the Saharan Desert, Algeria, October 16th, 1963. On that day, she reached an altitude of 97 miles above the earth and experienced five minutes of weightlessness - a first for the space mission and any cat. The short but critical flight ended after 15 minutes when her capsule parachuted safely back to earth. This brave feline was honored as the only cat to successfully travel into space as part of the French National Space Program. She was later commemorated on national postage stamps for her service, sacrifice, and a return under extreme conditions.Her contribution, with the animals of space research, helped pave the way for today's understanding of space flight conditions and the impact it would have on human astronauts. A bronze sculpture was dedicated to 'Catnick' on December 19th, 2018, and stands at the International Space University, Strasbourg, France.There you will find Felicette perched on top of the world, eyes gazing upward towards the Moon - the true story of "A Space Cat in Paris." This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The Story of 'Catnick' and the French Space Program of 1963In 1963, a team of cats were adopted and trained for flight aboard a rocket ship to be launched into inter-stellar space. The training for the Astro-cats included tests in handling high-g-forces and full- acceleration thrust. Felicette was eventually selected as the one feline who could successfully transmit results back to Mission Command and survive space flight.She was a cat with the 'right stuff.'Space program scientists chose 'Catnick' for her calm and brave disposition. After months of preparation, Felicette was launched on a suborbital flight aboard a Veronique AGI (sounding) rocket, from the Saharan Desert, Algeria, October 16th, 1963. On that day, she reached an altitude of 97 miles above the earth and experienced five minutes of weightlessness - a first for the space mission and any cat. The short but critical flight ended after 15 minutes when her capsule parachuted safely back to earth. This brave feline was honored as the only cat to successfully travel into space as part of the French National Space Program. She was later commemorated on national postage stamps for her service, sacrifice, and a return under extreme conditions.Her contribution, with the animals of space research, helped pave the way for today's understanding of space flight conditions and the impact it would have on human astronauts. A bronze sculpture was dedicated to 'Catnick' on December 19th, 2018, and stands at the International Space University, Strasbourg, France.There you will find Felicette perched on top of the world, eyes gazing upward towards the Moon - the true story of "A Space Cat in Paris." This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - The Story of 'Catnick' and the French Space Program of 1963In 1963, a team of cats were adopted and trained for flight aboard a rocket ship to be launched into inter-stellar space. The training for the Astro-cats included tests in handling high-g-forces and full- acceleration thrust. Felicette was eventually selected as the one feline who could successfully transmit results back to Mission Command and survive space flight.She was a cat with the 'right stuff.'Space program scientists chose 'Catnick' for her calm and brave disposition. After months of preparation, Felicette was launched on a suborbital flight aboard a Veronique AGI (sounding) rocket, from the Saharan Desert, Algeria, October 16th, 1963. On that day, she reached an altitude of 97 miles above the earth and experienced five minutes of weightlessness - a first for the space mission and any cat.The short but critical flight ended after 15 minutes when her capsule parachuted safely back to earth. This brave feline was honored as the only cat to successfully travel into space as part of the French National Space Program. She was later commemorated on national postage stamps for her service, sacrifice, and a return under extreme conditions.Her contribution, with the animals of space research, helped pave the way for today's understanding of space flight conditions and the impact it would have on human astronauts. A bronze sculpture was dedicated to 'Catnick' on December 19th, 2018, and stands at the International Space University, Strasbourg, France.There you will find Felicette perched on top of the world, eyes gazing upward towards the Moon - the true story of 'A Space Cat in Paris.'.

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Space Cat in Paris | Dawn Marie Aerts | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2025 | ManyPenny Press | EAN 9781737858034 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.