NASA Trilogy · Book 2

Titan

by Stephen Baxter

Published
1 January 1997
Pages
594
ISBN-13
9780061052590
Type
novel

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Cover of Titan

About this book

Titan followed a year later in 1997 at 594 pages, an independent story turning darker as a band of engineers mounts a near-suicidal shoestring mission to Saturn's largest moon.

Its place in NASA Trilogy

Titan is book 2 in the NASA Trilogy series. It follows Voyage. It is followed by Moonseed. See the full NASA Trilogy reading order.

Three loosely linked, alternate-history near-future novels built on Stephen Baxter's engineering-obsessed love of real spaceflight hardware and NASA history. Voyage (1996) imagines an America that never cancelled Apollo-era ambition, sending astronauts to Mars in the 1980s in a grueling, meticulously researched alternate 20th century built from real declassified NASA proposals and hardware that was never flown. Titan (1997) turns darker: as the real Shuttle program winds down and political will for spaceflight…

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