A boulder field. Fuel running out. Neil Armstrong’s heart rate hit 160 beats per minute. He was sweating. But he didn’t sound worried or anxious. He sounded cool. Calm. In control. Because he was. He had overridden the computer controls and was manually flying the craft to find a flat area to set the Eagle …
July 20, 1969 marks the greatest day in human history. On that day, a lone figure descended a small ladder and stepped onto a world never before touched by a human being. That man was Neil Armstrong. The world he touched was the Moon. For eons, since they could bend their necks and wonder at the lights that shined …
This book is about you. I cannot think of a book that details and describes one’s place in the cosmic setting and how the cosmic setting can and does influences a person like this book does. Although many books have been written about the subjects that Mr. Haanel tackles in this book, I can think …
