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Remembering the Space Age by Steven J. Dick

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Remembering the Space Age
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Publisher: NASA
ISBN/ASIN: 0160817234
ISBN-13: 9780160817236
Number of pages: 478

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This is a collection of papers drawn from a co-convened NASA History Division and National Air and Space Museum Space History Division conference in 2007. The reader will find this volume full of thought-provoking ideas, views, and speculative reasoning. The book itself is divided into three parts: National and Global Dimensions of the Space Age; Remembrance and Cultural Representation of the Space Age; and Reflections of the Space Age.

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