An exciting time at the Cape
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One of the anticipated events at Cape Canaveral Air Station was the launch of the Cassini space probe, which is expected to do a scientific exploration of the planet Saturn. Launched on Oct 15, 1997, Cassini is expected to do an exploration of Venus and Jupiter before proceeding to Saturn's satellite, Titan.
Publisher: National Space Society
Publication Name: Ad Astra
Subject: Astronomy
ISSN: 1041-102X
Year: 1997
Discovery and exploration, Outer space, Space exploration, Space flight, Saturn (Planet), Saturn probes, 1997 AD
Publication Name: Ad Astra
Subject: Astronomy
ISSN: 1041-102X
Year: 1997
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When is it safe to fly?
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Many have expressed alarm over the technical problems which seem to plague NASA's space shuttles. However, there are also those who believe that such concerns are simply an overreaction to the 1986 Challenger disaster.
Publisher: National Space Society
Publication Name: Ad Astra
Subject: Astronomy
ISSN: 1041-102X
Year: 1996
Usage, Safety and security measures, Space shuttles, United States. National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Publication Name: Ad Astra
Subject: Astronomy
ISSN: 1041-102X
Year: 1996
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