Collection of 42 publications in short title circa 1970-2000, full details of individual items on request : 1. ERS-1: The European Remote Sensing Satellite. Press Notes. 1991. 2. MARTIN MARIETTA, TITAN III Fact Sheets. 3. JOURNAL OF THE BRITISH INTERPLANETARY SOCIETY - Marcol in Space (Part II) 'The Next Generation'. July 1991. 4. NASA. Planetary Exploration Through Year 2000. A Core Program. [2000]. 5. CENTRE NATIONAL D'ETUDES SPATIALES. 25 ans d'Espace en France. 1987. 6. DANIEL A. BLAND. Space Shuttle EVA [Extra Vehicular Activity] Opportunities. NASA. 1988[?]. 7. ROCKWELL. Global Positioning System. [1999?]. 8. ROYAL AIRCRAFT ESTABLISHMENT. Remote Sensing Centre. [post 1975]. 9. AEROSPATIALE ESPACE & DEFENSE. Le Bourget Air Show, Press Kit. 1995. and Ditto for 1999. 10. KENNEDY SPACE CENTRE, The Space Shuttle Collection. Engagement Calendar for 1982 [unused]. 11. COMMITTEE ON EARTH OBSERVATIONS SATELLITES. UNCED Conference Rio de Janeiro. The relevance of satellite missions to the study

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