In celebration of Air & Space Month, the South Carolina State Library invites you to explore a fascinating selection of federal publications that showcase the history, science, and innovation behind our nation’s air and space exploration.
From the personal diary of NASA’s first administrator to visual journeys of Earth and interactive tactile astronomy books, these documents reflect the incredible breadth of the United States’ contributions to space science and discovery. Whether you're interested in the early days of spaceflight, the evolution of satellite technology, or the stunning imagery captured by telescopes and spacecraft, this collection has something to inspire every reader.
To dive even deeper into the world of air and space, visit the official NASA website for the latest news and mission updates. You can also tune into NASA Podcasts for behind-the-scenes stories, interviews, and insights from scientists and astronauts. And if you’re eager to explore even more federal science and space resources, don’t miss the DiscoverGov portal, your gateway to government documents from agencies across the U.S. government.