Orbit of death
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The author and astronaut Chris Hadfield represent this thriller and the "exciting journey" in the dark heart of the Code of Cold War.
1973. The last, super -secret mission to the moon. Three astronauts on a tiny spacecraft, a quarter of a million miles from the house. A quarter of a million miles from help.
NASA is going to launch "Apollo 18". The mission was declared scientific, but the Kaz Zemeckis flight manager knows that there is a hidden goal. Intelligence discovered a secret spy satellite, and only Apollo 18 has the only chance to destroy it.
KazA is struggling with all his might to ensure that the NASA crew is a step in front of its rivals, but the accident reveals that not all participants in the program are those for whom they were accepted. When the political rates reached a critical level, the White House and the Kremlin will only have to observe how their astronauts will collide on the surface of the moon, far beyond the reach of the law or the help of rescuers.
Full of exciting technical details that the fans of the Martian liked so much, and reminiscent of the exciting claustrophobia, plot turns and Sassens "hunting for" red October "", "Orbits of Death" is a thriller with high rates, not similar On one another. Chris Hadfield captured furious overloads when launch, the icy loneliness of the cosmos and the fear of leaving the spaceship rotating around the earth at a speed of 17,000 miles per hour, as only one who experienced all this in real life can.
Fasten and start the countdown!
"Commander Hadfield sends us on an exciting trip to an alternative past. No one will write better about astronauts, except for the astronaut! " - Andy Weir
"The book cannot be missed. There is authenticity in Chris Hadfield, because he really saw everything that he describes. " - Frederick Forsyth
"" "Orbit of death" - an exciting detective technological, written by a man who himself was in space and is well versed in the details of this activity. If you are bored of reading memoirs, but you want to learn more about the astronautics half a century ago, then the book of Hadfield is for you. The main thing is to remember that this is still fantastic! " - Anton Pervushin
"In the novel there is something for everyone. Daring space flight, political intrigue, spy thriller and good old humor - all this in one exciting story! " - Space Explored
1973. The last, super -secret mission to the moon. Three astronauts on a tiny spacecraft, a quarter of a million miles from the house. A quarter of a million miles from help.
NASA is going to launch "Apollo 18". The mission was declared scientific, but the Kaz Zemeckis flight manager knows that there is a hidden goal. Intelligence discovered a secret spy satellite, and only Apollo 18 has the only chance to destroy it.
KazA is struggling with all his might to ensure that the NASA crew is a step in front of its rivals, but the accident reveals that not all participants in the program are those for whom they were accepted. When the political rates reached a critical level, the White House and the Kremlin will only have to observe how their astronauts will collide on the surface of the moon, far beyond the reach of the law or the help of rescuers.
Full of exciting technical details that the fans of the Martian liked so much, and reminiscent of the exciting claustrophobia, plot turns and Sassens "hunting for" red October "", "Orbits of Death" is a thriller with high rates, not similar On one another. Chris Hadfield captured furious overloads when launch, the icy loneliness of the cosmos and the fear of leaving the spaceship rotating around the earth at a speed of 17,000 miles per hour, as only one who experienced all this in real life can.
Fasten and start the countdown!
"Commander Hadfield sends us on an exciting trip to an alternative past. No one will write better about astronauts, except for the astronaut! " - Andy Weir
"The book cannot be missed. There is authenticity in Chris Hadfield, because he really saw everything that he describes. " - Frederick Forsyth
"" "Orbit of death" - an exciting detective technological, written by a man who himself was in space and is well versed in the details of this activity. If you are bored of reading memoirs, but you want to learn more about the astronautics half a century ago, then the book of Hadfield is for you. The main thing is to remember that this is still fantastic! " - Anton Pervushin
"In the novel there is something for everyone. Daring space flight, political intrigue, spy thriller and good old humor - all this in one exciting story! " - Space Explored
Author:
Author:Hadfield K.
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Science Fiction and Fantasy
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-04-172714-7
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