Space Studies Board: Annual Report 1995

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. "From the Chair." Space Studies Board: Annual Report 1995. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press, 1996.

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Space Studies Board Annual Report 1995

the most important topics for the coming years. A shorter and more narrowly focused report treats the scientific value of Earth observations by the Shuttle Radar Laboratory.

All indications are that the Board’s guidance is used by those policy makers who must finally make the hard decisions about what we should do in space and how we should do it. This is the real reward for the hundreds of scientists who, working with dedicated NRC staff, volunteered their days, evenings, and weekends during 1995 to produce the reports presented in these pages.