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Featured Library Titles July 2009
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- NASA Headquarters employees and contractors: call (358-0168) or email Library@hq.nasa.gov to borrow any of these books. Members of the public, please contact your Local Library for the availability of these items. Return to New Books Lists.
- Apollo through the eyes of the astronauts, edited by Robert Jacobs.
- TL789.8 .U6 A5138 2009 Bookstacks
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- Astrophysics in the next decade: the James Webb Space Telescope and concurrent facilities, edited by H.A. Thronson, M.A. Stiavelli, and A.G.G. M. Tielens.
- QB500.269 .A88 2009 Bookstacks
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- Becoming leaders: a practical handbook for women in engineering, science, and technology, by F. Mary Williams and Carolyn J. Emerson.
- HC79 .T4 H3533 2008 Bookstacks
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- Best practices for resolving government contract disputes: leading lawyers on preventing disputes, meeting the client’s objectives, and achieving a successful outcome., Aspatore.
- HD3858 .B478 2008 Bookstacks
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- Beyond bias and barriers: fulfilling the potential of women in academic science and engineering, by the Committee on Maximizing the Potential of Women in Academic Science and Engineering; Committee on Science, Engineering, and Public Policy, National Academy of Sciences, National Academy of Engineering, and Institute of Medicine of the National Academies.
- Q130 .B49 2007 Bookstacks
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- Beyond the black box : the forensics of airplane crashes, by George Bibel.
- TL553.5 .B52 2008 Bookstacks
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- The black swan: the impact of the highly improbable, by Nassim Nicholas Taleb.
- Q375 .T35 2007 Bookstacks
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- Chariots for Apollo: the NASA history of manned lunar spacecraft to 1969, by Courtney G. Brooks, James M. Grimwood, and Loyd S. Swenson, Jr. Unabridged and slightly corrected republication.
- TL789.8 .U6 A5239 2009 Bookstacks
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- Charting the course for ocean science in the United States for the next decade: an ocean research priorities plan and implementation strategy. by the National Science and Technology Council, Joint Subcommittee on Ocean Science and Technology.
- GC58 .C262 2007 Bookstacks
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- Climate change 2007: the physical science basis; summary for policymakers: a report of Working Group I of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change and Technical Summary.
- QC 981.8 .C5 C541 2007 Bookstacks
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- Concept of Operations for the Next Generation Air Transportation System, version 2.0. 13 June 2007., Defense Technical Information Center.
- TL589.4 .C663 O647 2007 Bookstacks
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- Death from the skies: these are the ways the world will end, by Philip Plait.
- QB638.8 .P53 2008 Bookstacks
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- Ethics management for public administrators: building organizations of integrity, by Donald C. Menzel.
- JF1525 .E8 M46 2007 Bookstacks
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- Exploring the moon: the Apollo expeditions, by David M. Harland.
- TL780.8 .U6 A53845 2008 Bookstacks
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- Fundamentals of electric propulsion: ion and Hall thrusters, by Dan M. Goebel and Ira Katz.
- TL783.63 .G64 2008 Bookstacks
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- Handbook of performability engineering, by Krishna B. Misra.
- TA169 .H356 2008 Bookstacks
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- The Handbook of program management: how to facilitate project success with optimal program management, by James T. Brown.
- HD69 .P75 B762 2007 PPM
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- Handbook of technology foresight: concepts and practice, edited by Luke Georghiou, et al.
- HC79 .T4 H3533 2008 Bookstacks
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- History of rocketry and astronautics: proceedings of the Thirty-fourth History Symposium of the International Academy of Astronautics: Rio de Janeiro, 2000., Univelt.
- TL788.5 .A6 V.30 2009 Bookstacks
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- Innovation nation: how America is losing its innovation edge, why it matters, and what we can do to get it back, by John Kao.
- T173.8 .K337 2007 Bookstacks
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- The International Space Station: building for the future, by John E. Catchpole.
- TL797 .C38 2008 Bookstacks
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- Introduction to rocket science and engineering, by Travis S. Taylor.
- TL782 .T395 2009 Bookstacks
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- Is Pluto a planet?: a historical journey through the solar system, by David A. Weintraub.
- QB602.9 .W45 2009 Bookstacks
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- Launching science: science opportunities provided by NASA’s constellation system, by the Committee on Science Opportunities Enabled by NASA’s Constellation System, Space Studies Board, Aeronautics and Space Engineering Board, Division on Engineering and Physical Sciences.
- QB500.266 .U6 S35 2009 Bookstacks
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- Managing space radiation risk in the new era of space exploration, by the National Research Council, Committee on the Evaluation of Radiation Shielding for Space Exploration.
- QB461 .N375 2008 Bookstacks
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- Media, NASA, and America’s quest for the moon, by Harlen Makemson.
- TL799 .M6 M265 2009 Bookstacks
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- New Horizons: a video voyage: the first mission to Pluto almost 10 years and over 3 billion miles, by Geoffrey Haines-Stiles. 2:39 hours.
- TL799 .P5 N49 2008 DVD Video Collection
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- On Mars: exploration of the red planet, 1958—1978: the NASA history, by Edward Clinton Ezell and Linda Neuman Ezell.
- TL789.8 .U6 V524 2009 Bookstacks
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- A Passion for Mars: intrepid explorers of the Red Planet, by Andrew Chaikin.
- QB641 .C425 2008 Bookstacks
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- A Plan for a U.S. national land imaging program, by the Future of Land Imaging Interagency Working Group.
- G70.215 .U6 P56 2007 Bookstacks
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- Project Vanguard: the NASA history, by Constance McLaughlin Green and Milton Lomask.
- TL796.5 .U6 V35 2009 Bookstacks
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- The Rebirth of the Russian space program: 50 years after Sputnik, new frontiers, by Brian Harvey.
- TL793.7 .H37 Bookstacks
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- Rosetta: ESA’s mission to the origin of the solar system, by Rita Schulz, et al.
- QB721 .R668 2009 Bookstacks
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- Safety design for space systems, edited by Gary Eugene Musgrave, Axel (Skip) M. Larsen, and Tommaso Sgobba.
- TL867 .S24 2009 Bookstacks
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- The Saturn V F-1 engine: powering Apollo into history, by Anthony Young.
- TL781.5 .S3 Y686 2009 Bookstacks
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- The Scientific context for exploration of the moon, by the Committee on the Scientific Context for Exploration of the Moon, Space Studies Board, Division on Engineering and Physical Sciences, National Research Council of the National Academies.
- QB582.5 .N38 2007 Bookstacks
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- Severe space weather events: understanding societal and economic impacts: a workshop report, by the National Research Council, Division on Engineering and Physical Sciences, Space Studies Board, Committee on the Societal and Economic Impacts of Severe Space Weather Events.
- QB505 .S48 2008 Bookstacks
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- The Universe, yours to discover: Herschel, unveiling hidden details of star and galaxy formation: Planck, looking back to the dawn of time, by Bjorn Lynne. DVD (20:12 min.)
- QB84.5 .U55 H47 2009 DVD Video Collection
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