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If you liked Science management in the human exploration of space by National Research Council Staff, Division on Engineering and Physical Sciences Staff, Space Studies Board Staff, Physical Sciences, Mathematics, and Applications Commission

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Science management in the human exploration of space is by National Research Council Staff, Division on Engineering and Physical Sciences Staff, Space Studies Board Staff, and Physical Sciences, Mathematics, and Applications Commission.