David Baker
David Baker (born 3 June 1944) is a prolific British space author and self-described space scientist who worked for NASA on the Gemini, Apollo, and Space Shuttle programs from 1965 to 1984 in Mission Planning and Analysis. He returned to the UK in 1984, establishing an independent consultancy to assist countries like India with commercial space technologies. He has authored over 100 books, thousands of articles, and contributed to numerous radio and TV documentaries on space missions.[1]
Jun 3, 1944
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Space
Science
Journey to the Outer Planets (Today's World in Space)
Vintage: A Novel
Show Me Your Environment: Essays on Poetry, Poets, and Poems
Vintage: A Novel
Rocket Manual - 1942 onwards: An insight into the development and technology of space rockets and satellite launchers
Vintage: A Novel
International Space Station: 1998-2011 (all stages) (Owners' Workshop Manual)
Death Is No Excuse: Planning for Death, Disability, Divorce and Other Disasters
Russian Bombers
Scavenger Loop: Poems
How to Play Bebop, Volume 3: For All Instruments
Truth about Small Towns: Poems
A Month of Murder
Mars Rovers
The 50 Most Extreme Places in Our Solar System
William Avery "Billy" Bishop: The Man and the Aircraft He Flew
Space Academy: How to fly spacecraft step by step
Sources: Notable Selections in Crime, Criminology, and Criminal Justice
Flight to the Stars (Today's World in Space)
Jane's Space Directory 2005-06
Soviet Forces in Space (Soviet Military Power)
Space Shuttle
Apollo 13 Owners' Workshop Manual: An insight into the development, events and legacy of NASA's 'successful failure'
Gender, Equality and Education from International and Comparative Perspectives (International Perspectives on Education and Society, 10)