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Exploration of the Moon / Space exploration / Phobos / Moon landing / Spacecraft / Flexible path / Vision for Space Exploration / Mars landing / Mars / Spaceflight / Human spaceflight / Mars exploration
Date: 2009-08-26 02:01:01
Exploration of the Moon
Space exploration
Phobos
Moon landing
Spacecraft
Flexible path
Vision for Space Exploration
Mars landing
Mars
Spaceflight
Human spaceflight
Mars exploration

Stepping-stones to Mars—An Alternate Strategy James Oberg AD ASTRA magazine, Winter 2007 While the most obvious progression of deep-space voyages is to the surface of the Moon and then to the surface of Mars, for decad

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