Why Satellites Stay in Orbit by Sune Engelbrektson | 1964 Children's Picture Book about Outer Space | 1960s Jet Age | Space Race

Straight out of the jet age 1960s, Why Satellites Stay in Orbit by Sune Engelbrektson, illustrated by Lee Ames is a wonderful example of the 1960s obsession with outer space. A beautifully illustrated lesson in the art and science of gravity! Einstein couldn't have said it better!

Great for anyone interested in space exploration, homeschoolers, or your vintage children's book collection.

BIXLEY NOTES
• Why Satellites Stay in Orbit
• Written by Sune Engelbrektson
• Illustrated by Lee Ames
• Gorgeous, full-color, mid-century style graphics throughout
• 32 page, linen hardcover
• Published by Holt, Rinehart & Winston: A Young Owl Book, 1964
• First Edition
• Measures 9 1/8" x 6 1/2"

VINTAGE NOTES
• In great vintage condition
• The binding is nice and tight
• Almost no wear on the linen hardcovers
• Dust jacket is missing
• Pages are in excellent condition, no marks, smudges, or tears

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