Take a close-up view of the Space Center as it was during the week when man first landed on the moon

What is the loudest man-made noise? Why do astronauts hop about on the moon? How did a boy help the first moon landing? Find out the answers to these and many other questions by reading the diary of Jay, a young boy whose father is a space scientist. When the first men fly to the moon, Jay is allowed inside the Space Center for close-up view. His diary tells the story of that exciting week, from scary moments when things nearly go wrong, to the historic moon landing, and splashdown back on earth.

Sean Callery is an author and primary school teacher. He writes stories, plays, and information books for a range of publishers, and is the author of 100 Facts on Rocks and Minerals, Children's History of Oxford, Forest Life Cycles, and Titanic.