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NASA's plans for the 70's.

Wernher von Braun

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NASA's plan for the 70's is based on six objectives. These objectives include continued exploration of the moon, continued exploration of the planets and the universe, a substantial reduction in the cost of space operations, an expansion of man's capability to live and work in space, practical applications of space technology, and the encouragement of greater international cooperation in space. Applications of space technology considered are in the areas of meteorology, earth physics, earth resources, communications and navigation, astronomy, and space physics. Attention is given to the Skylab and the Space Shuttle.

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NASA's plan for the 70's is based on six objectives. These objectives include continued exploration of the moon, continued exploration of the planets and the universe, a substantial reduction in the cost of space operations, an expansion of man's capability to live and work in space, practical applications of space technology, and the encouragement of greater international cooperation in space. Applications of space technology considered are in the areas of meteorology, earth physics, earth resources, communications and navigation, astronomy, and space physics. Attention is given to the Skylab and the Space Shuttle.

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NASA's plan for the 70's is based on six objectives. These objectives include continued exploration of the moon, continued exploration of the planets and the universe, a substantial reduction in the cost of space operations, an expansion of man's capability to live and work in space, practical applications of space technology, and the encouragement of greater international cooperation in space. Applications of space technology considered are in the areas of meteorology, earth physics, earth resources, communications and navigation, astronomy, and space physics. Attention is given to the Skylab and the Space Shuttle.

Key concepts: Space Shuttle, Space (punctuation), Space exploration, Space Science, Space technology, Space research, Planet, Space physics

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