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Reichhardt, Tony (1998) Congress revives hopes for solar power satellites. Nature, 394 (6691). 309 doi:10.1038/28468

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TitleCongress revives hopes for solar power satellites
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AuthorsReichhardt, TonyAuthor
Year1998 (July)Volume394
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PublisherSpringer Science and Business Media LLC
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Full ReferenceReichhardt, Tony (1998) Congress revives hopes for solar power satellites. Nature, 394 (6691). 309 doi:10.1038/28468
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In(1998, July) Nature Vol. 394 (6691) Springer Science and Business Media LLC

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