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Year: 1973, 1975
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Edition: 1st Dell printing of the 1st edition
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Pages: xiii + 274, ill.
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Language: English
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Toc: Preface Part One: COSMIC PERSPECTIVES 1. A Transitional Animal 2. The Unicorn of Cetus 3. A Message from Earth 4. A Message to Earth 5. Experiments in Utopias 6. Chauvinism 7. Space Exploration as a Human Enterprise I. The Scientific Interest 8. Space Exploration as a Human Enterprise II. The Public Interest 9. Space Exploration as a Human Enterprise III. The Historical Interest Part Two: THE SOLAR SYSTEM 10. On Teaching the First Grade 11. “The Ancient and Legendary Gods of Old” 12. The Venus Detective Story 13. Venus Is Hell 14. Science and “Intelligence” 15. The Moons of Barsoom 16. The Mountains of Mars I. Observations From Earth 17. The Mountains of Mars II. Observations From Space 18. The Canals of Mars 19. The Lost Pictures of Mars 20. The Ice Age and the Cauldron 21. Beginnings and Ends of the Earth 22. Terraforming the Planets 23. The Exploration and Utilization of the Solar System Part Three: BEYOND THE SOLAR SYSTEM 24. Some of My Best Friends Are Dolphins 25. “Hello, Central Casting? Send Me Twenty Extraterrestrials” 26. The Cosmic Connection 27. Extraterrestrial Life: An Idea Whose Time Has Come 28. Has the Earth Been Visited? 29. A Search Strategy for Detecting Extraterrestrial Intelligence 30. If We Succeed 31. Cables, Drums, and Seashells 32. The Night Freight to the Star