Textbook of Space Tourism (2nd Edition)
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Beschreibung
This 300-page textbook covering introductory and advanced topics on space tourism includes over 100 figures and is geared toward students, educators, and all who are interested in space tourism.
Textbook of Space Tourism -- Manuel Universitaire de Tourisme Spatial -- Lehrbuch Weltraumtourismus
CONTENT: Illustrated textbook for study or leisure reading about space tourism with the goal of inspiring the reader to generate his or her own assessments of topics related to space tourism, independent of others' preconceptions. This textbook will help to stimulate readers' creativity in finding solutions for the hurdles, threats, and showstoppers related to space tourism. The book consists of overview topics, such as that of the space tourism market, but also in-depth analysis, such as a benefit estimation of the complex relationships among passengers, operators, and the public.
TARGET GROUP: Potential space tourists, alumni space tourists, undergraduate and graduate students, researchers, investors, fans and skeptics of space tourism, and any reader who is curious about space tourism.
EDITION: "Textbook of Space Tourism" is the second edition of the book published in 2003 under the title "A Representative Program Model for Developing Space Tourism".
Autor*in
Robert A. Goehlich
Robert A. Goehlich studied Aerospace Engineering and received his doctoral degree in Engineering (Dr.-Ing.) in 2003 at the Technical University Berlin. Goehlich created and lectured the world's first "Space Tourism" master's and Ph.D. courses as a visiting professor at Keio University (Yokohama, Japan) from 2003 to 2005. Since 2006 he has developed or managed various projects at a leading aerospace company. In 2008, he received his doctoral degree in Economics (Dr. rer. pol.) at the European Business School (Oestrich-Winkel, Germany). Since 2009 Goehlich has been an adjunct assistant professor at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University's Berlin campus.
Themen in »Textbook of Space Tourism (2nd Edition)«
Space Tourism Suborbital Flight Orbital Flight Moon Flight Mars Flight Reusable Launch Vehicle Space Station Space Travel