Abstract This response to Alex Roland's article, ‘Priorities in space for the USA’, argues that his analysis and conclusions are based on shaky historical evidence. Professor Roland's interpretation of NASA's priorities since 1959 is challenged, and it is pointed out that the manned spaceflight programme has widespread support in the USA. The most important issue, raised by the article but not treated extensively enough, is whether the pursuit of the widely accepted emphasis on manned spaceflight is a large-scale societal mistake.
Priorities and policy analysis
A response to Alex Roland
Space Policy ; 3 , 2 ; 112-114
1987-01-01
3 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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