... discover it, appropriate it and make sense of it in their own way. This is effectively what the author, a philosophy academic, is attempting with this book. His “overarching argument”, he writes, “is that space science is uniquely epistemically and...
... analogue mission itself, relevant aspects of the space industry, her personal life and memories, and the philosophy of exploration.
... books, there is also an autobiographical element: the author’s father was a distinguished combat pilot and his parenting philosophy involved a number of “rites of passage”. The author admits that it took him more than a decade to realise that...