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International Cooperation a Focus of From Here to Mars Senate Hearing, SpaceRef
"If we're going to send Humans to Mars it should be an international effort where cooperation with the Russia and other partners is essential. However relations with Russia have taken a decided cold turn of late including barring NASA from working with Russian colleagues unless it's directly related to the International Space Station."
Marc's note: Includes testimony, audio of hearing and link to video archive.
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International Cooperation a Focus of From Here to Mars Senate Hearing, SpaceRef\n\n\"If we're going to send Humans to Mars it should be an international effort where cooperation with the Russia and other partners is essential. However relations with Russia have taken a decided cold turn of late including barring NASA from working with Russian colleagues unless it's directly related to the International Space Station.\"\n\n![\"\"](\"http://images.spaceref.com/news/arrow.gif\"){kind=icon}
Marc's note: Includes testimony, audio of hearing and link to video archive.\n\nThis page contains a single entry by Marc Boucher published on April 10, 2014 10:10 AM.
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