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Telescopes and space missions

Telescopes and space missions

A new look at our old Moon

17 Jul 2019
Taken from the July 2019 issue of Physics World.

Sarah Cruddas reviews The Moon: a History for the Future by Oliver Morton

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Constant companion: Oliver Morton tells the story of the Moon, from its origin to its role in humanity’s history and future. (Courtesy: Ringo H W Chiu/AP/Shutterstock)
At a time when so many of us will be thinking about our nearest celestial neighbour, given the fact

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Sarah Cruddas is a space journalist, TV host, author and global thought leader in the commercial space sector. She lives in London and Los Angeles
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