1. THE SCIENTIFIC CASE FOR HUMAN SPACE EXPLORATION

   • I.A. Crawford

   Special issue 16 July 2005 Pages: 167 - 168

2. Human spaceflight in the UK: the cost of non-participation

   • Kevin Fong

   OriginalPaper 11 October 2005 Pages: 169 - 176

3. The case for support of manned spaceflight as a platform for research on sarcopenia and osteopenia

   • Michael J. Rennie
   • Marco V. Narici

   OriginalPaper 03 September 2005 Pages: 177 - 183

4. HUMAN SPACEFLIGHT: ACHIEVEMENTS, BENEFITS AND FUTURE OPPORTUNITIES FROM A EUROPEAN PERSPECTIVE

   • BERNHARD HUFENBACH
   • GÜNTHER SEIBERT

   OriginalPaper 08 October 2005 Pages: 185 - 212

5. The Moon and the New Presidential Space Vision

   • Paul D. Spudis

   OriginalPaper 25 October 2005 Pages: 213 - 219

6. The science behind the vision for U.S. space exploration: the value of a human–robotic partnership

   • James B. Garvin

   OriginalPaper 21 October 2005 Pages: 221 - 232

7. THE VALUE OF HUMANS IN THE BIOLOGICAL EXPLORATION OF SPACE

   • C. S. COCKELL

   OriginalPaper 08 October 2005 Pages: 233 - 243

8. TOWARDS AN INTEGRATED SCIENTIFIC AND SOCIAL CASE FOR HUMAN SPACE EXPLORATION

   • I. A. Crawford

   OriginalPaper 09 August 2005 Pages: 245 - 266

9. INSTRUMENTATION FOR GEOLOGICAL FIELD WORK ON THE MOON

   • D. L. TALBOYS
   • G. W. FRASER
   • J. HOLT

   OriginalPaper 09 August 2005 Pages: 267 - 277

10. Radiation exposure and Mission Strategies for Interplanetary Manned Missions (REMSIM)

    • C. Cougnet
    • N. B. Crosby
    • E. Tracino

    OriginalPaper 08 October 2005 Pages: 279 - 285