It is the latest edition of science fiction by bestselling author of Armetius Fowl. Airman is story of Connor Broekhadrt of Saltees Island. He was born to fly. Or more accurately he was born flying in a hot air balloon. It is set in the later 19th century. In an age of discovery and invention many dreamed of flying. But for him it was his destiny. His childhood was full of adventures and was given knighthood at an age of nine. Therefore everyone knew what he would become. But on one dark night on the island of Great Saltees, a cruel and cunning betrayal destroyed his life and stole his future. From his cosy bedroom he was transferred to Little Saltees prison. But his luck and ability makes him very popular in the prison too. He then plans his escape out of prison and then to America. But his destiny takes another turn. The writer has prepared an incredible climax of the story. It is great book for future Airmen. Hope few of you will just want to join me in my quest in the sky in the future.
In 2008 Indian Flag was planted on lunar soil. But how did Indian reached their? What started with sending sounding rockets for the benefit of the newly formed developing country ended up being the leading space programme in the world? It gives all the details on how the Indian Space Programme evolved. Starting literally from scratch, and fight foreign embargoes and technology denial regimes it evolved in to country’s if not world finest institution. It shows how it started under the visionaries like Vikram Sarbai, Homi Bhaba, and the then Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru, and was subsequently supported by different governments. The space programme it self shows that if given in the right hands and in down in the best way possible it can not only be India’s best but also world’s best. It is surely inspiration for all the crumbling government institutions. In the later chapters it also gives us an insight into the future of ISRO. It also have the interview Dr G.Madhavan Nairof ISRO, Dr....
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