Pengarang: J. D. Hunley

Roger D. Launius is a distinguished historian and author specializing in aerospace history and the history of technology. Launius served as the Chief Historian for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) from 1990 until 2002, and was a senior curator at the Smithsonian Institution”s National Air and Space Museum thereafter, bringing a high level of expertise to his scholarly work. His extensive research and critical analyses have significantly contributed to the study of spaceflight and its historical implications. Among his numerous publications, “An Annotated Bibliography of the Apollo Program” stands out as an invaluable resource for researchers and enthusiasts alike. This work meticulously catalogues a wide range of materials related to the United States” Apollo program, providing context and commentary that enhance understanding of the pivotal moments in humanity”s venture into space. Launius”s scholarship is marked by comprehensive detail and an accessible narrative style, aiding in the dissemination of aerospace history to a broad audience. His contributions have earned him recognition in the field, and his literary works remain fundamental references for those interested in the exploration of space and its resonance within the American historical landscape.