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Past Issues of The Planetary Report

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The Next Step?

Going to Mars by Way of the Moon: The Role of a Lunar Base in Mars Exploration, by Michael Duke; A Talk With John Aaron, by Louis Friedman

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Earth or Mars?

Detecting and Studying Extrasolar Planets, by John Appleby and Arthur Vaughn; Alien Life—Forms and Functions in Fluids, by James Burke; Is It Earth...or Is It Mars? by Farouk El-Baz

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Life in the Universe

Life in the Universe, by Donald DeVincenzi; Life's Origin: The Cosmic, Planetary and Biological Processes, by T. Scattergood, D. Des Marais, and L. Jahnke; Chemistry Between the Stars, by William Irvine; The Origin of Life, by James Ferris; Mars, Then and Now by Norman Horowitz; Biology and the Exploration of Mars, by Harold Klein; Time Travel and Chemical Evolution: A Look at the Outer Solar System, by Tobias Owen; Finding and Studying Other Planetary Systems, by David Black; The Windows of SETI—Frequency and Time Travel in the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence, by Bernard Oliver; Terraforming: Making an Earth of Mars, by Christopher McKay

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Dust Jets of Halley's Comet

Half an Hour in the Comet's Coma, by Roald Sagdeev and Leonid Ksanfomaliti

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Venus

Auroras at Venus? by Harry Taylor, Jr.; Lightning on Venus—An Alternative View, by William Borucki; How the Planetary Sciences Struggle Toward the Truth, by James Burke; Eighteen Months of META: A Status Report on The Planetary Society's SETI Project, by Paul Horowitz; A Space Station Worth the Cost: The Planetary Society Proposal, by Carl Sagan, Bruce Murray, and Louis Friedman

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Exploring Mars

Radiation Risk and Planetary Exploration—The RTG Controversy, by David Salisbury; Exploring Mars by Balloon, by Jacques Blamont

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