ISDC 2000 - Finding Common Ground In Competing Visions For Near Term Space Development @spaceactivistarchive4180
ISDC 2000 - Finding Common Ground In Competing Visions For Near Term Space Development  @spaceactivistarchive4180
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The National Space Society's 19th annual International Space Development Conference was held May 25-29, 2000 in Tucson, Arizona.

Tom Janquish - Introduction - 0:12
Pete Manley, Leslie Fish & Henry Vanderbilt lead a discussion with the audience - 1:56

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