Ray Spangenburg Books

Carl Sagan
Carl Sagan

By Spangenburg Ray

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Carl Sagan: A Biography
Out of This World: A Look at Moons
Out of This World: A Look at Moons

By Ray Spangenburg, Spangenburg Ray, Kit Moser

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Describes the physical characteristics of the moons in our solar system and the processes and space craft used to gather information about them.

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Out of This World: If an Asteroid Hit Earth
Out of This World: If an Asteroid Hit Earth

By Ray Spangenburg, Spangenburg Ray, Kit Moser

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Examines the origins of asteroids, their effects on hitting the Earth in the past and the present, and many of the asteroids in the solar system.

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A look at Mars
A look at Mars

By Diane Moser, Ray Spangenburg, Spangenburg Ray, Kit Moser

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Discusses the history of human ideas about Mars, its geology and moons, missions to the Red Planet, and the possibility of life on Mars.

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The History of Nasa Out of This World
Project Apollo Out of This World
Project Gemini Out of This World
A Look at the Sun Out of This World
A Look at Venus Out of This World

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