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RAND Seminar on Russian "Space Shield" Proposal -- Fri, 19 May
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Author: Dick Buenneke
Date: Tue, 09 May 1995 00:00
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RAND
Defense and Technology Planning Department

SEMINAR

Prof. Vadim A. Simonenko
Deputy of Scientific Leader

Dr. Oleg N. Shubin
Senior Scientist, Theoretical Department

Russian Federal Nuclear Center - All-Russian Scientific Research Institute
of Technical Physics
Snezhinsk (Chelyabinsk-70), Russia

SPACE SHIELD:
Research on a System for Protection of the Earth against Impacts with
Near-Earth Space Objects

Friday, 19 May
10:00 a.m.

RAND
1700 Main Street
Santa Monica, Calif

In this seminar, the authors will provide a preview of a paper they plan
to present a planetary defense workshop at Lawrence Livermore National
Laboratory on 22-26 May. This seminar will expand on the results of an
international conference on "Problems of Defense of the Earth Against
Collision with Dangerous Space Bodies" held in Snezhinsk last year.

The center, located in the once "secret city" of Chelyabinsk-70, is
leading a consortium of Russian nuclear, space and scientific research
facilities on this proposal. The consortium hopes to receive funding
through the U.S.-backed International Science and Technology Center in
Moscow.

To attend this seminar, contact Dick Buenneke at (310) 393-0411, Ext. 7382.

"RAND is a nonprofit institution that helps improve public policy through
research and analysis"

-- 
Richard H. Buenneke Jr.                     Tel: (310) 393-0411, Ext. 7382 
RAND Graduate School                       Fax: (310) 451-7038
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