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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"U.S. Space Policy"”.

  1. A comparative analysis of the efficacy of NASA media relations strategies and the relationship to U.S. space policy

    … a causal relationship or correlation with U.S. space policy. NASA employees reflected positive responses to questions related to the efficacy of NASA media relations strategies and the overall communications philosophy of the organization. Journalists who report on NASA through traditional and …

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  2. National technological and military prestige heavily influenced the development of early United States space policy

    … is to discuss the relationship between U.S. space policy and: 1) national technological prestige 2) military superiority 3) and ultimately the political competition between the United States and the Soviet Union. The paper will focus primarily on national and military prestige, while briefly …

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  3. Developing United States Space Assets For National Defense

    Space is becoming an increasingly important part of national economies as well as central to a state's national security requirements. Commercial industries and governments are utilizing space assets to provide many new technologies and services. Improved communications, weather information, and …

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  4. How Geographic Proximity to the Kennedy Space Center Effects Attitudes Relating to NASA

    … a potentially dangerous situation for American space exploration and NASA. Given the budget situation, it may be beneficial for NASA to look to its existing geographic footprint for areas of deeper support to provide elected leaders with an electoral justification to support NASA missions. The …

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