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Race to lunar space

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

Andrew Glester reviews Apollo 11: the Inside Story by David Whitehouse

Apollo 9 lunar module
Long path to Luna: The Apollo 9 lunar module – shown here being tested in March 1969 – is just one of the many stories detailed in Apollo 11: the Inside Story. (Courtesy: NASA/JSC )
“The most authoritative book ever written about Apollo” – that’s the bold claim on the back

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Andrew Glester is the host of the Physics World Stories podcast and the Cosmic Shed podcast, which explores the way science and storytelling collide. He is also the co-ordinator of the Space Universities Network and a lecturer in science communication at the University of the West of England
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