The Space Shuttle laying down
An open book with text and an astronaut depicted on the pages
An open book with a space ship launch on the left and another launch on the right page
An open book with a satellite in orbit depicted on the pages
The Space Shuttle laying down
An open book with text and an astronaut depicted on the pages
An open book with a space ship launch on the left and another launch on the right page
An open book with a satellite in orbit depicted on the pages

The Space Shuttle

$50.00

A Mission-by-Mission Celebration of NASA’s Extraordinary Spaceflight Program

By Roland Miller

The Space Shuttle tells the story of NASA’s amazing Space Shuttle program and its 140 space flights, all in one rich and beautiful photographic journey. Each mission has its own fascinating story, and The Space Shuttle retells these stories in chronological order through incredible photos taken by NASA photojournalists, fine art photographers, and the astronauts themselves. Each image is accompanied by a short text that includes quick facts such as crew members, launch date, and landing date, as well as a short overview of highlights and purpose.

Retail Price: $50
Details: Hardcover in slipcase, 320 pages, 11.3” x 8.5”
Publisher: Artisan

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A Mission-by-Mission Celebration of NASA’s Extraordinary Spaceflight Program

By Roland Miller

The Space Shuttle tells the story of NASA’s amazing Space Shuttle program and its 140 space flights, all in one rich and beautiful photographic journey. Each mission has its own fascinating story, and The Space Shuttle retells these stories in chronological order through incredible photos taken by NASA photojournalists, fine art photographers, and the astronauts themselves. Each image is accompanied by a short text that includes quick facts such as crew members, launch date, and landing date, as well as a short overview of highlights and purpose.

Retail Price: $50
Details: Hardcover in slipcase, 320 pages, 11.3” x 8.5”
Publisher: Artisan

Purchase

  • Roland Miller, a Chicago native, worked in higher education for 30 years, first as a photography professor and later as dean. Miller’s book, Abandoned in Place: Preserving America’s Space History, documents deactivated space launch and test facilities around the United States. Miller’s collaborative project and book with Italian astronaut Paolo Nespoli, Interior Space: A Visual Exploration of the International Space Station, documents the interior of the International Space Station. Miller’s photographs are in numerous permanent collections, including those of the Museum of Contemporary Photography in Chicago and the NASA Art Collection in Washington, DC.