The Cambridge Dictionary of Space Technology

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This comprehensive reference source covers essential aspects of the rapidly evolving field of space technology, featuring approximately 2,300 entries—700 more than the previous edition. It includes fundamental terms likely to remain relevant for years, along with historical and specialized entries that provide context and depth. The content spans all major areas of space technology, making it a valuable reference for both professionals and interested laypersons. Each entry not only defines terms as used in the space community but also enhances understanding of the broader subject. Related entries are highlighted, and important terms are cross-referenced to aid research. Additionally, a classified list organizes entries under 13 subject headings. This resource is essential for anyone interested in space activities. Mark Williamson, an independent consultant in space technology and insurance, brings over 20 years of experience in satellite communications engineering and technical management. He has authored around 250 articles and is the author of "The Communications Satellite," as well as serving as editorial director of Earth Space Review magazine.