Global Journalist: The future of space exploration: United States, Russia, and China

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Bodeen, Christopher
 Cabbage, Michael
 Morton, Oliver
 Saradzhyan, Simon

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2004

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Space, Space Exploration, International Space Station, NASA, European Space Agency, International Space Station, Mir, Beagle Two, United States, Russia, Communist Party, Soviet, China, Hubble Telescope, Probes, Craft, Mars, Moon, President Bush, Vice President Gore, Clinton Administration, Rovers

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On this February 12, 2004 program of Global Journalist, science journalists discuss the ambitions of space programs between the United States, Russia, China, and how they all occupy in the same realm of space exploration. Host: Stuart Loory. Guests: Christopher Bodeen, Michael Cabbage, Oliver Morton, Simon Saradzhyan. Producers: Renata Johnson, Pareetha George (?), Unta Kon (?). Directors: Pat Akers.

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https://hdl.handle.net/10355/79451

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