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10. International Cooperation
Pages 79-81

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... All of these space science programing are carried out by agencies that have access to both earth-orbital and deem space launch vehicles, although not all are equally capable in this respect. With four fully independent space science programs now in existence, it is tune to consider the advantages of expanding joint participation in some scientific projects.
From page 80...
... The most ambitious level of international cooperation involves joint planning and implementation of cooperative projects. In carrying out the scientific programs recommended in this report, the steering group believes that international cooperation, at all the levels listed above, should be considered.
From page 81...
... First, the United States should establish a national policy untie respect to the goats of international cooperation in space science. This policy should be guided by a primary commitment to enhance the scientific returns clef cooperative ventures and should establish guidelines to ensure feasibility, maximize productivity, and minimize costs of these ventures.


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