Roundup 2/9: Birthday Edition
On his society's semiseptcentennial, Martin Rees of the U.K. Royal Society says the group is as vital as ever.
NASA claims to be serious about a heavy-lift vehicle; John Wilford Noble offers the long view on the space program.
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