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Appendix A: Workshop Agenda
Pages 43-46

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... Appendixes
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... Newman, ~J. Osborn LUNCH Rationale for the Space Program, Part 2 How should one weigh the interactions between national security, military, and civilian space efforts?
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... Is the new knowledge created by science the ultimate objective of the U.S. space program, or is it a by-product of space activities carried out for other reasons?
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... 10:15 10:30 12:00 Boundary Conditions for Forging a 21st-Century Space Policy What are key considerations for changing or setting national space policy? What are the key enabling or constraining factors toward a renewed national space policy?
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