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 The
Cold Equations / Marsden |
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event from the history of space exploration from Sputnik to the
present day as if you were a journalist reporting the facts.
BOOKS
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Click
on the space shuttle to the left for a list of
recommended books from the Flannery O'Connor Library on the
history of space exploration.
If you don't have any ideas, consider using a reference resource
such as the ones listed below:
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The
Timetables of Technology
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509
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The
Timetables of Science : a chronology of the most
important people and events in the history of science |
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909.82
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Great
Events |
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973.02
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The
Timetables of American History |
DATABASES
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ABC
CLIO Social Studies Databases
- American History
- World History: The Modern Era
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EBSCOhost
Select the relevant
history resources from the list after clicking on the EBSCOhost
icon
- History Reference Center
- Magill on History
- World History Collection
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Historical
Newspapers
Get original
journalistic content from the New York Times all the way
back to the origins of space exploration.
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SIRS
Decades
Highlights key
events in 20th century America
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Student
Resource Center
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Nettrekker
This directory
of web sites, helps you find reliable information on the
free web. Probably a better way to go than just using
Google. Try doing a keyword search with "space"
or "astronaut" and see what happens.
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