ncy meeting. The topic was not a new one, but fresh evidence, in the form of several still-wet photographic plat

in our direction on purpo

he other directions around town were oil re

way out in the desert?" a technician d

, making it necessary to resurface the reflectors every week, we wouldn't have had to move to Mars. Viewing conditions here are just about perfect-except for the immense cost of transporting the equipment, building materials

uined exposures," asked the technician, "

to move it, still more crews to rebuild it. Not to mention unavoidable breakage and replacement, w

plates," said the scientist who had considered himself a targ