| Author |
Title |
Publisher |
Year
Published |
Notes |
|
Mars
Sample Return Issues and Recommendations. |
Washington,
D.C. : National Academy Press |
1997 |
1st
edition. ix, 47 p. |
| Bergreen,
Laurence. |
The
Quest for Mars: the NASA Scientists and Their Search for Life Beyond
Earth. |
London:
HarperCollins |
2000 |
1st
UK edition. 355 p. Same book as the other Bergreen title. A look
at the motivations, discussions and experiments of the late 20th
century American scientists who have been looking for life on Mars.
|
| Bergreen,
Laurence. |
Voyage
to Mars: NASA's Search for Life Beyond Earth. |
New
York: Riverhead Press |
2000 |
1st
edition. 355 p. A look at the motivations, discussions and experiments
of the late 20th century American scientists who have been looking
for life on Mars. |
| Cattermole,
Peter. |
Mars:
the Mystery Unfolds |
London
and New York: Oxford University Press |
2001 |
1st
edition. Cattermole builds from his earlier 1992 work. |
| Drake,
Micahel J., Ronald Greeley, Gordon A. McKay, Douglas P. Blanchard,
Michael H. Carr, James Gooding, Christopher P. McKay, Paul D. Spudis,
and Steven W. Squyres, eds. |
Workshop
on Mars Sample Return Science |
Houston:
Lunar and Planetary Institute |
1988 |
also
known as N89-18288 and LPI Tech. Rpt. 88-07. |
| Hancock,
Graham. |
The
Mars Mystery: the Secret Connection Between Earth and the Red Planet.
|
New
York: Crown |
1998 |
1st
edition. 344 p. Another work building on Hoagland's theories. |
| Perminov,
V. G. |
The
Difficult Road to Mars : a Brief History of Mars Exploration in
the Soviet Union. |
Washington,
D.C. : NASA |
1999 |
q1t
edition. 79 p. Illus. A short history of the tremendously supported
yet unsuccessful Soviet Mars exploration missions. |
| Raeburn,
Paul and Matt Golombeck. |
Mars:
Uncovering the Secrets of the Red Planet. |
New
York: National Geographic |
1998.
|
1st
edition. |
| Shirley,
Donna with Danelle Morton |
Managing
Martians: |
New
York: Broadway |
1998 |
1st
edition. 275 p. A very interesting and useful work, with about half
dedicated to Shirley's experiences and work as themanager of the
Mars Exploration Program at JPL, in particular her work with Pathfinder.
No index, however. |
