Report from Headquarters

Space Foundation Wins AMA PEAK Awards

At the Colorado American Marketing Association’s 23rd Annual Gala, the Space Foundation received several awards for its marketing entries. The event was held at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Denver on June 2 and highlighted hundreds of entries from agencies and organizations from across the state. The Space Foundation received awards in the following categories: PEAK Gold…

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Iridium is New Space Foundation Corporate Member

Iridium Communications Inc. is the latest Space Foundation Contributing Member. The company was a co-sponsor of the Reception in Celebration of New Generation Space Leaders at the 27th National Space Symposium, and Iridium CEO Matthew J. Desch spoke on the Symposium panel, “CEOs on the Issues.” Iridium Communications Inc. is the farthest reaching satellite network…

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Satellite Navigation: The Need to Avoid Interference

Recent news stories have weighed the potential for disruptions to global positioning system (GPS) services that may be caused by a terrestrial communications network planned for construction by the company LightSquared. Many end-users and policymakers are concerned about the impact these disruptions could have on such things as aircraft safety and in-car navigation. In addition, as new satellite navigation…

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Space Foundation Report From COPUOS

The Space Foundation participated in the 54th Session of the United Nations Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space (COPUOS) held June 1-10 at the UN’s Vienna, Austria, International Center. In its role as a non-governmental organization, the Space Foundation serves as a private sector advisor to the United States delegation. The session marked…

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Hungry Black Holes, UnMoon Moons, Envious Aliens…

This month’s Space Watch Internet clicks are full of great images, opportunities and just some silly stuff. Enjoy! To see a voracious Black Hole, click here. To see a moon that doesn’t really look like a moon, click here. Some really great space images – and they keep on coming! Click here. Participate in planning for…

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Nominate Now for Space Technology Hall of Fame®

The Space Foundation, in cooperation with NASA, established the Space Technology Hall of Fame® in 1988 to increase public awareness of the benefits that result from space exploration programs and to encourage further innovation. Since that time, 65 technologies have been inducted. The Space Foundation is now seeking nominations for induction into the Space Technology…

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Now Online: Introduction to Space Activities

The Space Foundation has produced a new, updated version of Introduction to Space Activities, which is now available on the Space Foundation website and as a downloadable PDF. This handy booklet is used to educate individuals who need a fundamental understanding of space terminology and activities. Introduction to Space Activities includes chapters outlining: Space Sectors:…

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Certified Space Technology Status for Regenetech

The Space Foundation has designated Regenetech Inc.’s Intrifuge CellXpansion technology as a Certified Space Technology, following the product’s induction into the prestigious Space Technology Hall of Fame® earlier this year. The Space Foundation manages both the Space Certification program and the Space Technology Hall of Fame® to recognize products originally developed for space that have…

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Boeing Grant Funds Robot Exhibition

The Space Foundation Discovery Institute hosted a unique robot exhibition this past Saturday when teachers and students from 12 schools along the Colorado Front Range participated in a robotics club seed program sponsored through a grant from The Boeing Company. Several months ago, 12 teachers were selected by the Space Foundation to participate in the…

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Symposium Hosts Students and Teachers

The Space Foundation hosted nearly 1,800 local students and 95 teachers from 18 states at a number of education activities at the 27th National Space Symposium in Colorado Springs in April. The programs included educator professional development, national recognition of an outstanding educator, a surprise teacher grant announcement, student tours and sessions including “Audience with…

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