Beyond Earth

As humanity's potential for access to space increases, we are approaching the tipping point of the golden age of space sciences. Beyond Earth is not just innocent technological daydreams; It builds its foundations on the creativity and adventurism of humanity, as well as the bureaucratic, political and scientific realities that have been challenging NASA since the Challenger disaster, which has created an obstacle to space travel. With their groundbreaking research, the authors convincingly argue that the most realistic (and exciting) location in the Solar System for humanity's hope of survival without support from Earth is not Mars but Titan, Saturn's moon with a nitrogen atmosphere, seasons, and unlimited and easily accessible energy resources. They are driving.

"Extremely different from other books written by human spaceflight enthusiasts... They go beyond the box by presenting very convincing ideas for why humanity should go to space, including the idea of living on Titan... A must-read for anyone interested in realistic future possibilities 'out there' book." -Homer Hickam, The Wall Street Journal

"Beyond Earth brings together a possible future with real advances in spacecraft, robotics, and space medicine. The authors analyze the conflicts between cautious governments and overzealous entrepreneurs and conclude that the two may eventually form a progressive alliance." " -Nature

"Creative… A different look at living beyond the Earth." -Financial Times

"The book, written in an easy-to-understand language with explanations of planetary research, appeals to readers interested in environmental and space topics." -Library Journal

"The authors successfully combine current facts with a visionary approach to space colonies." -Kirkus Reviews

(From the Promotional Bulletin)

Dough Type: 2nd Dough

Number of Pages: 348

Size: 13.5 x 21

First Printing Year: 2020

Number of Printings: 1st Edition

Language: Turkish