Kiran Nambiar

Highly recommend for space enthusiasts. It's well balanced, in terms of the scientific jargon without making it too nerdy. It talks about the processes in place for current space missions contrasting with how it's different for longer missions. Interesting experiments and procedures astronauts go through before getting selected. It talks about various space agencies like NASA, ROSCOSMOS, JAXA, etc, their routines. The food, sleep, poop, and mental health of astronauts in space and some interesting gossip from previous missions.

An interesting book especially for Science lovers. It talks about how much and how far doctors and engineers went to understand the human body and sculpt modern machinery and medicine. How the cadavers were a part of this process. Despite the dark theme, Mary Roach keeps it humorous. If you like this you can also check "Packing for Mars"