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Exploration of Mars
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Exploration of Mars
A look at the Bush administration's plans including schedule, costs, technology, goals and problems.
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"This study will examine the planned exploration of the planet Mars by the United States, including consideration of President George Bush's call for such exploration, timetables involved, methods to be used, the goals of such exploration, and what potential problems might be encountered.Bush, as Aviation Week & Space Technology reports, "ordered that at least two substantially different proposals be drawn for new man missions to the Moon and Mars . . . Bush's action reflects a widely held view among top Administration officials that space exploration should substantially improve the nation's technological capabilities and economic leadership" (Aviation, "Bush Calls," 1990, p. 18).
We see, then, that Bush was trying to spur both the exploration of space by the National Aeronautics and Space..."
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"Exploration of Mars" 15 January 2012. Web. 12 Feb. 2012. <http://www.academon.com/Essay-Exploration-of-Mars/20398>
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