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Stages to Saturn
Roger E. Bilstein、United States. National Aeronautics and Space Administration. · 初版 1980 年
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“这是一段不可不说的 Apollo 和 Saturn 计划的历史。……这是一部一流的组织与技术史，作为所有政府‘官方史料’中最优秀的典范之一而卓然独立。”——Balloons to Drones “关于将 Apollo 宇航员送上探索征途的登月火箭的经典研究之作。”——Roger Launius，美国国家航空航天博物馆（National Air and Space Museum）首席历史学家 “本书只是政府及合约历史学家为 NASA History Office 撰写的诸多优秀历史著作之一。……Roger Bilstein 驾轻就熟地穿梭于
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去翻翻 Roger E. Bilstein 写的《Stages to Saturn》这本书吧：https://history.nasa.gov/SP-4206/sp4206.htm
Try the book: "Stages to Saturn" by Roger E. Bilstein: https://history.nasa.gov/SP-4206/sp4206.htm
……需要大量的焊缝以及极其繁琐的检测。有人知道这枚火箭是不是也存在这种情况吗？焊接技术有长进了吗（还是说仅仅是把手艺保留了下来）？补充：给感兴趣的人提一句，神书《Stages to Saturn》把这点（以及其他方方面面）讲得相当详细。
…welds and extensive inspection was needed. Does anyone know if this applies to this rocket too? Has welding progressed (or simply kept the skill alive)? Edit: To anyone interested. The excellent book, Stages to Saturn, covered this (and everything else) in quite some detail.
我也觉得比起纯技术内容，“人”的故事多少没那么有意思。我真的很喜欢《How Apollo Flew to Moon》这本书。我的待读清单里也有《Stages to Saturn》，听起来很精彩，不过还没顾得上读。
I also find the "people" stories somewhat less interesting than technical. I really enjoyed the "How Apollo Flew to Moon" book. I also have "Stages to Saturn" on my list to read sometime, sounded interesting but haven't read it yet.