Voyage to Jupiter
by David Morrison, Jane Samz
Publisher: NASA 1980
Number of pages: 218
Description:
Few missions of planetary exploration have provided such rewards of insight and surprise as the Voyager flybys of Jupiter. Some of the spirit of excitement and connection is captured in this volume. Its senior author was a member of the Imaging Team.
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