Colonies In Space by T.A. Heppenheimer (1977) explores the fascinating concept of human settlement beyond Earth, offering a visionary look at the future of space colonization. Heppenheimer details the science, engineering, and potential social impact of creating self-sustaining colonies in orbit, on the Moon, and even on Mars. The book delves into space technology, habitats, and the economic possibilities of mining asteroids. With an introduction by renowned science fiction author Ray Bradbury, this work merges scientific insight with the excitement of space exploration. It also includes lovely pictures that enhance the reader's imagination of life in space.
 
This first edition hardcover is in Very Good condition, with some wear to the dust jacket. The pages and binding are well-preserved, making it an excellent copy for collectors or space enthusiasts.