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Ask a question or Order this book Browse our books Search our books Book dealer info | HABER, HEINZ (SIGNED). Stars, Men and Atoms. New York:, Golden Press,, 1962. First Edition. Hardcover. Signed, Inscribed & Dated By Heinz Haber. Hardback Very Good++ Stated First Edition First Printing with Mild Cover Edge Wear, Mild Soil Edges. Very Good+ Dust Jacket with Mild Edge Wear, Soil. 8vo. 188 Pps. Very Good++, Heinz Haber (1913-1990) was an engineer and long time colleague of Werner von Braun. Haber's interest in space travel extended to his authorship (with Joseph Kaplan) of "Across the Space Frontier", a book considered by many at the time as an accurate blueprint for establishing a space station. Many future space scientists were inspired by this work. Haber was also interested in the human elements of space travel. In July 1952 he and Conrad Buettner, both of the UCLA College of Engineering, postulated that since man had attained near-space altitudes in balloons, space travel itself would add little danger. The current work is one of several in which Dr. Haber provides a fresh and far-reaching look at the physical world including earth, space and the stars. Signed works of Dr. Haber are Scarce.. Offered for US$ 70.00 by: By The Book, LC - Book number: 2916 | |||