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The moon beckons us. A beacon in the night, it has been a source of wonder over the centuries. From the ancient people who worshipped and observed the heavens at Stonehenge to modern-day astronauts, humankind has long sought to learn more about our neighbor in the sky.

When Apollo 11 touched down on the Moon in 1969, the whole world watched in awe. The footprints on the Moon symbolized our infinite potential and marked our place in the universe. Though decades have passed since the last person walked on the lunar surface, the Apollo program remains one of the most impressive human accomplishment ever.

With clearly written, comprehensive text, Footprints on the Moon chronicles the history of Moon exploration and looks ahead to what the future might hold. Stunning photographs bring to life all the drama, excitement, and adventure of these historic events.

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Alexandra Siy

Alexandra Siy

American
Alexandra Siy is the author of more than twenty notable books for children, including Mosquito Bite, Voyager's Greatest Hits, and Cars on Mars, and ... See more

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Footprints on the Moon
In this glossy photo essay, the author briefly recounts the study and exploration of the moon, beginning with Stonehenge and concluding with the 1998–99 unmanned probe, Lunar Prospector...

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