Space Journal Chronicles Cosmic Exploration Through Art and Science

Published by Thames and Hudson, Space Journal: The Art and Science of Cosmic Exploration explores humanity's relationship with space dating back to the 17th century. Compiled by BBC presenter Dallas Campbell, the book utilizes archival materials and images to illustrate our interactions within the cosmos. Featured is artist Ryan Nagata, renowned for his replicas of spacesuits, including those worn by Wiley Post in 1934 and the Apollo A7LB. Historical contributors include Lucien Rudaux, whose 1937 work inspired Chesley Bonestell. Notable events include former President Lyndon B. Johnson observing Apollo 11's launch on July 16, 1969, and Dr. Robert H. Goddard's 1919 paper on rocket capabilities. The Voyager Golden Records, launched in 1977, include greetings from humanity.