Criticism expected of U S policies at UNISPACE 82 session
U S space leadership faces scrutiny at UNISPACE 82 in Vienna with critics from Soviet bloc and Third World nations pressing limits on military activity in space, private companies, and satellite policy. Delegation concerns, delays, and political framing worry lawmakers as NASA Chief Beggs and aides prepare to defend U S positions and promote a decade long biosphere study using space data.
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George Washington University
Ronnie G. Flippo
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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U.S. Landsat
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Salyut Space Station
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Russia
Committee On Disarmament
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