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Mission to Mars or Mission Impossible? Panel discussion, hosted by Georgetown Law Center's Space Law Society     

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For Immediate Release
February 12, 2004

Contact:
Elissa Free, (202) 662-9500

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WHAT:   Mission to Mars or Mission Impossible?  Panel discussion, hosted by Georgetown Law Center's Space Law Society 
WHEN:

Tuesday, February 17 , 2004, 6:30pm

WHERE: Georgetown University Law Center
Gewirz Student Center
120 F Street, N.W. 12 th Floor
Washington, DC
SPEAKERS:

Col. Rick Searfoss, Former Astronaut
Jim Muncy, President, PoliSpace
Edward L. Hudgins, The Objectivist Center                  
Robert Park, Physicist and Space Critic

NOTE:

What lies ahead for the American space program? The panelists will address that and other questions including:

  • How does the U.S. fund a long-term space effort when short-term deficits abound?
  • Are robots preferable to humans for space exploration?
  • Does America go it alone or reach out to the international community?
  • Is NASA up to the job?
  • What role should the private sector play?