The Last Man On the Moon

De: Eugene Cernan

Narrado por: Eugene Cernan

This is the story of a unique American hero who came of age as an astronaut during the few dramatic years when man reached the moon. Cernan's career spanned the entire Apollo program, from the tragic fire that killed three of his comrades on Apollo 1, through the moment when he left man's last footprint on the moon as commander of Apollo 17.

This is the inside story of how space was conquered, and at what price. Cernan writes candidly not only about the program, but about the high divorce rate among the astronauts, the loss of family privacy that came with celebrity, and the ever-present shadows of death and failure.

©2000 Eugene Cernan (P)2009 Brilliance Audio, Inc.

A humble story by the last man on the moon

Read by the man himself! Get this!! Amazing story by the man who was there.

Most hilarious and entertaining

Cernan's humor and brilliant narration makes this audio-book a fun and addictive listen! I absolutely enjoyed it. Cernan doesn't hesitate to express his personal (sometimes controversial) opinions, and I really like that. If I want an objective and detailed history of the 1960s space program, I would go for scholarly books written by space historians. The first-hand anecdotes from the last man to step foot on the moon left me laughing out loud quite a few times during this 5 hours of listening.

best store about out space program!<br />

What an adventure! A hero in my book
We all owe the Astros so much
America is so fickeled and short sighted

From the Man Himself!

As a big fan of books on NASA and specifically the Apollo program, I really enjoyed this book. Not only does it give a overview of Gene Cernan's flights, but also the Mercury and Gemini flights. Not only is it a good book, but having Gene Cernan narrating his own story puts this over the top. He does an excellent job! And it's really nice to hear if from the man himself. It feels authentic and from the heart. If you're a fan of books on this subject, I highly recommend it! I only wish it was longer (note: it's abridged, but as far as I can tell, there isn't an unabridged audio version out there).

Worth It!

It was amazing to hear Geno Cernan tell his story about perhaps the most epic era in American history!