Title: You will go to the Moon, revisited
Product review: I had had this book as a child, and reading it again brought back memories of growing up during the early days of the space program. At the time, this seemed entirely plausible.The book presents a very realistic, yet understandable view of a space mission, first to a rotating space station, then on to the Moon. It explains the physics of acceleration and microgravity on the level of an early reader, as well as an explanation of how a rotating space station would provide a simulation of normal gravity.I would recommend this book to anyone who has a child who will be interested in the upcoming Orion Missions to the Moon and beyond, It would be a lot better than 'Goodnight, Moon".
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