Moon

British journalist and writer Oliver Morton highlights in his works the influence of scientific and technological progress on our lives. The Moon has long occupied a secondary place in mythological consciousness, in cultural context, and later in astronomical research. The... brief peak of its fame, when humans walked on its surface, ended more than half a century ago. Nevertheless, the Moon is always nearby, modest but irreplaceable, inextricably linked with the past, present, and future of humanity. Morton creates a three-dimensional portrait of it, illustrating all facets of our interaction with it and clearly showing: whatever happens to us next, the Moon will continue to play its quiet yet key role.

Author: Оливер Мортон

Printhouse: AST

Series: Polytechnic Books

Age restrictions: 12+

Year of publication: 2020

ISBN: 9785171219215

Number of pages: 368

Size: 217х148х23 mm

Cover type: hard

Weight: 430 g

ID: 524772

British journalist and writer Oliver Morton highlights in his works the influence of scientific and technological progress on our lives. The Moon has long occupied a secondary place in mythological consciousness, in cultural context, and later in astronomical research. The brief peak of its fame, when humans walked on its surface, ended more than half a century ago. Nevertheless, the Moon is always nearby, modest but irreplaceable, inextricably linked with the past, present, and future of humanity. Morton creates a three-dimensional portrait of it, illustrating all facets of our interaction with it and clearly showing: whatever happens to us next, the Moon will continue to play its quiet yet key role.

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