Planetary Report
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The Planetary Report is the internationally recognized Planetary Society's magazine, featuring articles written by space experts and photos to provide comprehensive coverage of discoveries on Earth and beyond. It is an exclusive Society membership benefits, and normally reaches Society members, with news relating to planetary missions, spacefaring nations, intrepid explorers, planetary science controversies and the latest findings in space exploration. As of 2006, it is viewed as the first space exploration source by 90% of the Society members, and it reaches over 100,000 people around the world six times per year. It costs around $40.
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[edit] Members Dialogue
This department contains letters sent by members.
[edit] We Make It Happen
This department contains articles written by Bruce Betts.
[edit] World Watch
This department contains articles concerning politics by Society executive director Louis Friedman.
[edit] Questions and Answers
This department contains space-related questions by members.
[edit] Society News
This department contains the updates relating to The Planetary Society itself.
[edit] Featured Advertisers
- Countdown Creations
- Spaceflori
- The Heinlein Prize Trust
