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7, 2003:
Hour One: Future
of Space Exploration
In this hour of Science Friday, we'll be taking your calls on the
subject of space exploration in the wake of the Columbia disaster.
How will the loss of Columbia affect space policy in the US?
Should the agency put more emphasis on unmanned projects? Should
we focus on Earth? Or go to the stars? We'll also get an update on
the investigation into the cause of the shuttle's breakup.
Call in with your comments and questions at 1-800-989-8255, and take
our
online survey on priorities for the space program.
Guests:
Richard
Harris
Science Correspondent
National Public Radio
Washington, DC
Eligar Sadeh
Assistant Professor, Space Studies
Department
Odegard School of Aerospace
Sciences
University of North Dakota
Grand Forks, North Dakota
Louis Friedman
Executive Director
The Planetary Society
Pasedena, California
Books/Articles Discussed:
Related Links:
NASA
- Homepage Home
TIME.com:
The Space Shuttle Must Be Stopped -- Feb. 10, 2003
ESA
Portal
The
Planetary Society
The
Mars Society - Main Site
HSF
- International Space Station
NASA
- FY 2004 Budget Information
NPR
: Special Coverage - Space Shuttle Columbia
SPACE.com
-- Something Amazing Every Day
This segment produced by Charles
Bergquist
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