Release History
- October-1971: United Artists Records, UAG29202, UK vinyl - came in fold out sleeve and 24 page The Hawkwind Log
- January-1981: Liberty LBG29202, UK vinyl
- October-1987: EMI Fame, FA3192, UK vinyl
- May-1989: EMI Fame, CDFA3192, UK CD
- July-1991: One Way Records, CDLL57474, USA CD (mistitled In Search of Space)
- March-1996: EMI Remasters, HAWKS2, UK CD - initial copies came in digipak with a fold out sleeve and 24 page The Hawkwind Log
- March-2003: EMI Records, 3823682, UK 2CD - with Doremi Fasol Latido
- 11 October 2010: Rock Classics (mistitled In Search of Space), UK, 2x12" vinyl 1000 copies
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