Since Apollo 11's first ground-breaking moon landing in 1969, the world has been engrossed in space exploration and infinitely curious about how we got there and what might be next.

What enables us to break free from Earth's gravitational well? What does it take to become an astronaut and survive in space?

Landing on the Moon explores the fascinating events that led up to the moon landing, both scientific and political, and how it has paved the way for many missions since.

Book Features

• 2019 is the 50th anniversary of the landing of the first man on the moon. 
• Immense photographic celebration of a great moment in human history 
• Stunning full-page photographs from NASA and contemporary newspapers  
• Digestible text packed with information and insights  
• Covers the story behind the landings, and the influence on science and society  
• Plots the long planned explorations which led to the dramatic events of 1969 
• Covers subsequent moon landings and influences.