Why Mars : NASA and the politics of space exploration / W. Henry Lambright.

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Lambright, W. Henry, 1939- [Author]

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text

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computer

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online resource

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9781421412801

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Electronic Books.

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TL799 .W496 2014

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Contents:

Beginning the quest -- Leaping forward -- Searching for life -- Struggling to restart -- Moving up the agenda -- Prioritizing Mars -- Accelerating Mars sample return -- Overreaching, rethinking -- Adopting "follow the water" -- Implementing amidst conflict -- Attempting alliance -- Landing on Mars and looking ahead.

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Includes bibliographies and index.

The call of Mars -- Beginning the quest -- Leaping forward -- Searching for life -- Struggling to restart -- Moving up the agenda -- Prioritizing Mars -- Accelerating Mars sample return -- Overreaching, rethinking -- Adopting "follow the water" -- Implementing amidst conflict -- Attempting alliance -- Landing on Mars and looking ahead.

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