Res Communis post the latest collection of space and aviation law, regulation and policy links: Library: A Round-up of Reading.
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Leonard David reports on a somewhat surprisingly optimistic view by the public of the probability of having people on Mars in 20 years time: Humans on Mars by 2033: New Poll Shows High Confidence – Coalition for Space Exploration.
Update Feb.12.13: Stephen C. Smith questions the methodology and objectivity of the survey and the survey manager responds in the comments at Caveat Emptor – Space KSC.
Here’s another discussion of the poll: Americans Confident Humans Will Walk on Mars Within Two Decades- ExploreMars – Feb.11.13
Update Feb.14.13: A couple more responses to the survey:
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