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Teal Group, USA.

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Aerosp Am 2003 Nov;41(11):30-8

The results of the Gehman board's exhaustive investigation of the Columbia accident (STS-107) will have far-reaching effects on the U.S. space program. Read More

Aerosp Am 2003 Nov;41(11):22-3

When astronauts first go to Mars, it will be difficult for them to bring everything they need to survive. Even the first tentative explorations could last as long as two years. However, spaceships can carry only limited supplies. Read More

Aerosp Am 2003 Nov;41(11):14-7

Aerosp Am 2003 Nov;41(11):6-8

In Washington, much of the attention of the nation's leaders is focused on the economy, on next year's election, and on the war's aftermath in Iraq. Polls show that a restive nation wants more jobs and fewer casualties in the war on terror. In the world of aerospace, few topics seem to be headline-grabbers lately, but the lawmakers are always working on air and space issues--some of them very familiar to Americans. Read More

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George Washington University, USA.

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