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Proposed Studies on the Implications of Peaceful Space Activities for Human Affairs

The original 1960 Brookings contractor report prepared for NASA, including its discussion of possible social reactions to discoveries of extraterrestrial life or artifacts.

Brookings InstitutionNASA-CR-556431960-12-01
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1960-12-01
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