新時代的中國人星系我心：著名航天工程技術(shù)專家孫家棟（英）

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作　者：	王建蒙著，戴文超譯
出版社：	五洲傳播出版社
叢編項：	新時代的中國人
標(biāo)　簽：	暫缺

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ISBN：	9787508542768	出版時間：	2019-08-01	包裝：	軟精裝
開本：	16開	頁數(shù)：	228	字?jǐn)?shù)：

內(nèi)容簡介

　　孫家棟是中國航天科技事業(yè)的開拓者與奠基人之一。主人公在中國航天事業(yè)50余年的發(fā)展歷程中進(jìn)步成長，見證了中國航天從無到有、從小到大、從弱到強(qiáng)，是開創(chuàng)中國衛(wèi)星事業(yè)新篇章、開啟空間事業(yè)新紀(jì)元的代表性人物，他至今仍奔波在航天工程和人才培養(yǎng)的第一線，他的傳奇仍在繼續(xù)。 \n本書以孫家棟的人生經(jīng)歷為線索，呈現(xiàn)了中國航天事業(yè)走過的艱辛歷程及其取得的輝煌成就和中國“大國重器”的國際地位。

作者簡介

　　王建蒙，衛(wèi)星發(fā)射與航天國際合作專家，航天系統(tǒng)工程高級工程師，中國作家協(xié)會會員。畢業(yè)于清華大學(xué)。著有長篇傳記文學(xué)《奔月》《星系我心》，長篇紀(jì)實(shí)文學(xué)《親歷航天-行走在神秘的衛(wèi)星發(fā)射場》，其主編的《世界航天發(fā)射系統(tǒng)》曾獲中國國防科技進(jìn)步二等獎。Wang Jianmeng is Senior Engineer of Aerospace Systems Engineering and Member of China Writers Association. He is an expert on satellite launch and international aeronautical cooperation and a graduate of Tsinghua University.He is author of several literary biographies， including Ascent to the Moon （Ben Yue）， My Heart is Bound with Satellites： Aeronautical Engineer Sun Jiadong （Xing Ji Wo Xin）， and Walking in the Mysterious Satellite Launch Sites （Qin Li Hang Tian， Xing Zou Zai Shen Mi De Wei Xing Fa She Chang）. He was awarded the Second Prize of the National Defense Science and Technology Awards for his compilation of Space Launch Systems Worldwide （Shi Jie Hang Tian Fa She Xi Tong）.

圖書目錄

Preface ------1 \n
Chapter 1 \n
A Burning Passion for Aerospace past the Ripe Age of 70 \n
Chapter 2 \n
A Brilliant Young Man with Soaring Ambitions and Unrelenting Determination \n
Chapter 3 \n
Approaching His Ideal: Preparation Meets Opportunity \n
Chapter 4 \n
Pursuit of Further Study in Moscow with High Expectations \n
Chapter 5 \n
Hard Work Pays Off \n
Chapter 6 \n
“The World Is Yours ... China’s Future Belongs to You” \n
Chapter 7 \n
Golden Medal after Long Years Studying Abroad \n
Chapter 8 \n
Transition into Missile Research in Response to the Call of the Motherland \n
Chapter 9 \n
An Early Pioneer in Aerospace and Student of Qian Xuesen \n
Chapter 10 \n
From Imitation to Independent Development and Innovation \n
Chapter 11 \n
Missile Flying into Space from Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center \n
Chapter 12 \n
Failure Leading to Success on the Uneven Journey of Scientific Experiments \n
Chapter 13 \n
Scaling New Heights in Research on Satellites \n
Chapter 14 \n
Development of China’s First Satellite from Scratch \n
Chapter 15 \n
Being Outspoken Despite Potential Political Perils \n
Chapter 16 \n
Successful Launch of the “Dongfanghong-1” Satellite into Space \n
Chapter 17 \n
Miraculous “Shijian-1” Transmitting Remote Sensing Information to the Ground \n
Chapter 18 \n
Taking the Liberty to Halt a Potentially Risky Rocket Launch \n
Chapter 19 \n
Applied Satellites Orbiting the Earth while Contributing to Economic Development \n
Chapter 20 \n
Communication Satellites Helping Connect Distant Points on Earth \n
Chapter 21 \n
Making Every Eff ort to Adapt to Changing Situations \n
Chapter 22 \n
Chinese Satellites in Space Benefi ting People on Earth \n
Chapter 23 \n
Success Stories of Chinese Rockets Spreading Far and Wide \n
Chapter 24 \n
Sino-US Negotiations on Satellite Launch Cooperation \n
Chapter 25 \n
Chinese People All Over the World Thrilled by Successful Launch of Long March Rocket \n
Chapter 26 \n
Deep Space Exploration Initiated with Substantial Preparation \n
Chapter 27 \n
Three-phase Chang’e Mission Takes Chinese Aerospace Industry to New Heights \n
Chapter 28 \n
China’s Successful Landing of Chang’e-1 on the Moon Hailed Worldwide \n
Chapter 29 \n
Painstaking Eff orts on a Long Journey to the Moon \n
Chapter 30 \n
New Satellite in Space Off ering Services \n
Chapter 31 \n
Nerve-racking Satellite Launch on a Stormy Spring Night \n
Chapter 32 \n
Accurate Ground Navigation Services Guided by Satellites Dotted across the Sky \n
Chapter 33 \n
A Life Dedicated to Satellites and a Model of Patriotism \n
Chapter 34 \n
Happily Married for Nearly Sixty Years and Counting \n
Chapter 35 \n
A Contented and Peaceful Life Always Centered around Aerospace \n
Chapter 36 \n
One Last Hurrah from the Launch Site at Nearly 90 Years Old \n
Chapter 37 \n
Continued Aerospace Development Will Make China Stronger Than Ever