Titlebook: Hollyweird Science: The Next Generation; From Spaceships to M Kevin R. Grazier,Stephen Cass Book 2017 Springer International Publishing AG

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Boldly Going: Cinematic Spaceships,tion a reality, while creators of science fiction literature and cinema have latched upon new rocket and space technology, sometimes projecting its evolution into the distant future, to take characters on fantastic voyages to distant shores.

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Life. In. Spaaaaace!,a dearth of places to grow food, and physiological and psychological effects from living in small confined spaces for extended periods of time. Many of these problems, as well as scores of others, have been mined to varying degrees for their dramatic potential in screenplays. Many have not, however.

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Boldly Going: Cinematic Spaceships,ce the early twentieth century, scientists, engineers, and innovators have been motivated to make the things they have read about in their science fiction a reality, while creators of science fiction literature and cinema have latched upon new rocket and space technology, sometimes projecting its ev