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| Co-authors
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| VOL. 45 NO. 5
| MAY 2003
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| International Space News Investigators closing in on causes of Columbia loss, Rosetta design under review for future missions, First image marks double triumph for Artemis and Envisat, Observatory arrives at Cape for launch, Further delays for Ariane 5, Galaxy explorer satellite prepares for Pegasus launch.
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| 180
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| British Space policy.
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| 184
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| Satellite Digest.
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| 186
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| NASA's crawler transporters
| Joel W. Powell.
| 190
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| Europe's space port Four decades of launcher operations at French Guiana
| Philip Corneille.
| 194
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| Passage to space
| David Stephenson.
| 198
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| Space Station Chronology
| Neville Kidger.
| 202
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| Lost Mercury Alan Shepard's unflown mission
| Colin Burgess.
| 208
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| Soyuz TM-16 to space station Mir - 10 years ago
| Philip Corneille.
| 212
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| Correspondence Life needs no reason or meaning in human terms, Columbia - eyewitness to its first and final moments, Buran could fill Shuttle launch gap, Busy spring at Sweden's Esrange, Crash landings on the Moon.
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| 213
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| Book Notices.
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| 218
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| VOL. 45 NO. 11
| NOVEMBER 2003
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| International Space News Brazil holds out hope for space programme, India aims for Moon, Galileo departs in a blaze of glory, Third Delta IV flies, Hubble assists Rosetta comet mission, High spirits despite aborted balloon attempt, VEGA nets interim satellite contract.
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| 444
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| New activities at Marshall Space Flight Center
| Gerard van de Haar.
| 450
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| Satellite Digest.
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| 451
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| Columbia investigation Shuttle mission to demo new safety features, Board pins blame on NASA culture, Early concerns over possible damage.
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| 452
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| Back to the future
| John Catchpole.
| 456
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| Space Station Chronology
| Neville Kidger.
| 460
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| The light stuff
| Ed Hengeveld.
| 464
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| The Moon in the crosshairs CIA intelligence on the Soviet manned lunar programme
| Dwayne A. Day and Asif Siddiqi.
| 466
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| Correspondence A visit to Baikonur, Komarov debate sparks more comment, A better way to exercise in space.
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| 476
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| Book Notices.
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| 481
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| Into Space
| Roderick MacDonald.
| 484
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| VOL. 45 NO. 12
| DECEMBER 2003
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| International Space News China's manned mission success, ESA plans new missions, Arabsat awards satellite contracts, NASA considers ISS cargo transport options, Apollo-type capsules viewed for crew transport, Satellites for monitoring global disasters.
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| 488
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| Satellite Digest.
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| 494
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| En-route to the Moon
| Lucy Owens.
| 496
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| Looking into the unknown
| Katy Morris.
| 498
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| Space Station Chronology
| Neville Kidger.
| 500
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| Spain salutes Duque's second mission.
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| 502
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| Space Station on verge of financial collapse Andrei Kislyakov.
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| 504
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| Apollo vacuum chamber tests
| Ed Hengeveld.
| 506
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| Recapturing the future
| Francis French.
| 510
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| Politicians in space
| Philip Corneille.
| 514
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| Correspondence German head of state celebrates first spacefarer, Enterprise feature sparks memories, Flight shots offer unique perspective, Booster cul-de-sac, Astronaut ceremonies at KSC.
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| 516
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| Book Notices.
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| 521
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| Society news.
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| 523
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| Indices.
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| 527
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