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14 April 2010 by Carol Pinchefsky
And why it's good news
This is the first issue of a new column, ‘Spaceflight Revolution’. Future issues of this column will track progress towards the first orbital spaceplane and the new space age. Meanwhile, your feedback on new space age thinking would be greatly welcomed at spaceflightrevolution @spacefuture.com.
’. Future issues of this column will track progress towards the first orbital spaceplane and the new space age. Meanwhile, your feedback on new space age thinking would be greatly welcomed at spaceflightrevolution @spacefuture.com.
Although it seems counter-intuitive, President Obama’s cancellation of Constellation will most likely speed up the return to the Moon.
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12 April 2010 by Peter Wainwright
Hayden seek
Last month's Issac Asimov Memorial Debate, hosted as usual by Hayden Planetarium Director Neil deGrasse Tyson, tackled a subject close to Space Future's heart – the future of manned spaceflight. Or, to be strictly accurate, “The Moon, Mars, and Beyond: Where next for the manned spaced program?”
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