Report from Headquarters
Space has had a Big Impact on Many Lives
For the past two months, Space Watch has published quotes on how space has affected real people’s lives. Here are a some additional comments: “(I have used) used my creative talents to work within the aerospace industry communicating… the need… for space exploration to local, national and global arenas.” “It opens up possibilities of more life out there than we expected.” “I…
Pulham Will Chair Panel at ISU Symposium
The Space Foundation will have an active role in the 16th ISU Annual International Symposium, coming up Feb. 21-23 in Strasbourg, France. The Space Foundation is a co-sponsor of the event and CEO Elliot Pulham will chair the Wednesday panel discussion on space debris. According to International Space University (ISU), the Symposium “will address the risks faced by…
Second View: Feel the Love
Beginning this month, Space Watch includes a new monthly feature, called Second View, that shares a viewpoint from a Space Foundation team member. The column complements CEO Elliot Pulham’s The View From Here and expands our ability to share Space Foundation views and issues. This inuagural column is by Space Foundation Vice President – Marketing &…
Annual Report: Overview
The past year was a big year for the Space Foundation, with lots of changes, advances and accomplishments. Later this month, we’ll release Quantum Leap: 2011 Annual Report, filled with details about how we supported our mission of advancing space-related endeavors to inspire, enable and propel humanity. And, starting with the issue of Space Watch,…
Annual Report: Space Foundation Team
The past year was a good one for the Space Foundation team. In April, The NonProfit Times and Best Companies Group designated us as one of the Best Non-Profit Organizations to Work for 2011. We were ranked 19 out of the 50 organizations honored nationwide. Plus, during the year, we grew our staff and expanded…
Annual Report: 27th National Space Symposium
The premier gathering of space professionals in the world, the 27th National Space Symposium was held April 11-14 at The Broadmoor Hotel in Colorado Springs. Touted by many as the best ever held, it featured 100 speakers, inspiring awards, the expansive Boeing Exhibit Center complete with an outdoor Showroom, programs for young space professionals, the…
Annual Report: Education
AÂ major milestone among our many education programs and events was the opening of the Mars Yard at the Space Foundation Discovery Institute in Colorado Springs. The simulated Martian terrain and robotics laboratory is one of the few such facilities in the world and the only one that routinely offers programs for students and teachers. Work…
Annual Report: Research and Analysis
Policymakers, the media, educators and individuals interested in space look to us for credible information and cogent analysis of the forces that influence the space industry. Two publications released in 2011 supported this goal: The Space Report: The Authoritative Guide to Global Space Activity, which has been widely referenced at policy hearings, media reports and…
Apply Now for the Enos and Pedretty Scholarships
Two specific scholarships for educators in Hawai’i and in Pinellas County, Fla., provide unique opportunites for the recipients to travel to Colorado Springs next summer and participate in a week-long Space Foundation Space Across the Curriculum professional development course – all for free. About the Lucy Enos Memorial ScholarshipEstablished in 2005 and funded by Space Foundation Chief Executive…
Holiday Travelers Learn About Space Impact
Holiday travelers are hearing about the phenomenal impact space has on their lives as they fly on American Airlines this month. Space Foundation Director – Space Awareness Kevin Cook is featured in an interview on the airline’s Executive Report onboard broadcast, where he talks about the benefits of space technologies for those of us on Earth…