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Touching the earth

Touching the earth

Bondar, Roberta, 1945-
Sound Recording 1994

Roberta Bondar became the first Canadian woman to travel in space. The book provides an inside look at her experiences as an astronaut, from the training at NASA to the actual take-off aboard the space shuttle "Discovery" in January 1992. Details of her journey in space are presented with a message of hope for harmony with our surroundings.

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Bondar, Roberta, 1945-
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Description:
1 cassette (3 hrs., 46 min.) : 2.5 cms, 4 track, mono
3 7/8 x 2 1/2 in
analog
magnetic
15/16 ips
quarter (4) track
mono
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index
Toronto : Key Porter Books, c1994
Control Number:
745356
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