International Lunar Organization: Connecting Lunar Explorers (AAS 03-765)

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2004ilc..conf..509T
Takahashi, Yuki D.; Burke, James D.; Faiyetole, Ayodele A.; Mayrhofer, Florian; Sánchez, Francisco Müller
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Proceedings of the International Lunar Conference 2003. International Lunar Exploration Working Group 5 - ILC2003 / ILEWG 5. Edited by Steve M. Durst, Charles T. Bohannan, Christopher G. Thomason, Michael R. Cerney and Leilehua Yuen. Volume 108, Science and Technology Series, a supplement to Advances in the Astronautical Sciences. Proceedings of the Conference / Working Group, held November 16-22, 2003, in the Waikoloa Beach Marriott Hotel, Hawaii Island, USA. ISSN 0278-4017; ISBN 0-87703-513-X (Hard cover plus CD ROM); ISBN 0-87703-514-8 (Soft cover plus CD ROM). Published for the American Astronautical Society and Space Age Publishing Co, Hawaii, USA, by Univelt Inc., San Diego CA, USA, 2004, p.509

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