Phobos Mission?

From: flymuffins [mailto:flyingmuffins@...]

"I've been looking around for awhile for good information about
working on asteroids..."

`Mining the Sky', by John S. Lewis, is a good layman's book on the subject.
If you want something more technical, there's `Resources of Near-Earth
Space', published by the University of Arizona Press of Tucson. (Prof. Lewis
is one of the authors here, also.) And, there's a multi-volume book set
titled `Space Resources', by Mary Fae McKay, David S. McKay, and Michael B.
Duke. It's available on-line at:
http://lifesci3.arc.nasa.gov/SpaceSettlements/ along with several other
books. If you want it in hard copy, you'll find it at amazon.com. There's
another book by the same title -- yet another John Lewis book -- but since
it was published in `87, I suspect his titles I listed above would be better
choices.

Dave

"Washington D.C., a delightful city that combines the best of southern
efficiency and northern hospitality" -- John S. Lewis