Best products from r/orbitalpodcast
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1. Failure Is Not an Option: Mission Control From Mercury to Apollo 13 and Beyond
- Simon Schuster
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Here's two, although they're not mission-specific:
Moon Machines is a series of really good documentaries that highlight alot of the tech and engineering on the Apollo missions.
Failure Is Not An Option has been on my to-read list and is written by NASA's flight director during the Apollo missions.
Dennis R. Jenkins' "Space Shuttle:The History of Developing the National Space Transportation System" is a must read. So much insight into how the shuttle became what it was, and it's fascinating.
I'm almost done with this book: https://www.amazon.com/Moon-Lander-Developed-Smithsonian-Spaceflight/dp/1588342735
It's really interesting. Very detailed descriptions of the history, technical and managerial problems of building a human-rated spacecraft to land on the moon. Written by Thomas Kelly, Chief Engineer on the LEM project at Grumman