Paul Stafford and Al Harrison, from NASA, and Jim Webb, a

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The objective of this exercise is to compare (highlight similarities) and contrast (highlight differences) between the points of view of Paul Stafford and Al Harrison and that of Jim Webb, a NASA Administrator.

<h3>How do you do a compare and contrast essay?</h3>

Note that the focus is to expound on existing knowledge by comparing and contrasting ideas not creating new ideas.

It is important therefore to research both points of view and make notes of the common areas and areas of differences in the thoughts of both parties.

Collect these points and arrangement in a logical sequence.

See the link below for how a compare and contrast essay should be arranged:
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