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#1 2011-12-18 14:56:58

Lobster
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Case For Mars edition question

I'm planning to buy book "Case for Mars" and I see that there are 1997 and 2011 editions and I was wondering is the difference between editions only in new foreword or the book was it updated in other chapters as well? Anyone knows?

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#2 2011-12-18 15:45:36

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Re: Case For Mars edition question

A new edition - I couldn't get it at a major London bookshop back in 2009, and that surprised me.


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#3 2011-12-18 15:47:54

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Re: Case For Mars edition question

actually - I do feel we are in a post-Zubrin era, even though he had plenty of good ideas. I think we are now in the Musk era of the human to Mars effort.  I hope and trust it is the final era before we begin the story of men and women on Mars.

I guess it went Von Braun, Mars underground, Zubrin, Musk historically.


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#4 2011-12-19 00:08:01

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Re: Case For Mars edition question

Lobster, latest edition is probably best, I don't have it, but I know the First Touchstone Edition had an addendum about the Mars Meteorites.


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#5 2011-12-19 11:09:50

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Re: Case For Mars edition question

Ok thanks for the reply. Well yeah I was thinking that latest edition is the best it's just that from what I found out is that ebooks are still 1997 version and if you want to buy 2011 edition you have to buy paperback which is more expensive and so on.

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