
Looking Backward, Looking Forward: Forty Years of U.S. Human Spaceflight Symposium
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Language
English
ISBN
9781493594177
Front Cover
Table of Contents
Preface and Acknowledgments—Stephen J. Garber
Foreword
Introduction—John M. Logsdon
Opening Remarks—Daniel S. Goldin
Keynote Address
Human Spaceflight and American Society: The Record So Far—Charles Murray
Perspectives on the Past Forty Years of Human Spaceflight
The Spaceflight Revolution Revisited—William Sims Bainbridge
Mutual Influence: U.S.S.R.-U.S. Interactions During the Space Race—Asif Siddiqi
Making Human Spaceflight as Safe as Possible—Frederick D. Gregory
What If? Paths Not Taken—John M. Logsdon
The Experience of Spaceflight
Apollo and Beyond—Buzz Aldrin
Breaking in the Space Shuttle—Robert Crippen
Going Commercial—Charles Walker
Science in Orbit—Mary Ellen Weber
Training for the Future—T.J. Creamer
Perspectives on the Next Forty Years of Human Spaceflight
Expanding the Frontiers of Knowledge—Neil de Grasse Tyson
Pushing Human Frontiers—Robert Zubrin
About an Element of Human Greatness—Homer Hickam
The Ethics of Human Spaceflight—Laurie Zoloth
Future Visions for Scientific Human Exploration—James Garvin
The International Space Station and the Future of Human Spaceflight
Preparing for New Challenges—William Shepherd
About the Authors
NASA History Series
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