Space Summit forum

Article Abstract:

The National Space Society forum in preparation for Pres Clinton's Space Summit, which discussed Mars exploration and the future of the US space program. The discussion included presentations of unmanned missions to the planet and matters concerning how, why and when to send humans to Mars.

Planning, United States. National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Space flight to Mars, Mars flights

---

Life in space: past, present and future

Article Abstract:

The International Lunar and Mars Exploration Conference held in San Diego, CA, Nov 1996, discussed human involvement in space, the possible uses of lunar bases and the possibilities of sending humans to Mars. Various sessions and papers presented are described.

Space sciences, Moon, Moon exploration

---

Similar abstracts:

• Abstracts: Space Beat. Space beat: Mars ... the once and future abode of life?
• Abstracts: The role of the space shuttle in human spaceflight: a space shuttle retrospective. A space shuttle retrospective: the role of the space shuttle in human spaceflight
• Abstracts: Sharpening the focus on the space vision. Health care and safety in the U.S. space program. Making the pursuit of space a place for all: minority graduates and their participation in the U.S. space program
• Abstracts: Setting the stage for a new reach in space. Pacing a new road to space. The OSP: opening the door to the moon
• Abstracts: The U.S. blueprint for space exploration. Ditching Hubble bodes poorly for future space exploration. A hornet's nest

This website is not affiliated with document authors or copyright owners. This page is provided for informational purposes only. Unintentional errors are possible.