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Space Technology Benefits Recognized Around the World

Wherever you go and whatever the local language happens to be, a common theme found around the world is that space technologies continue to benefit all of us here on Earth. A recent television story by Channel One – Russia underscores this truth. The story paid special attention to Space Certification Program partner Eagle Shield…

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Report from Washington D.C.

After an intense month of legislative activity, Congress recessed in early October and members returned home to their districts and states for the run-up to the election.  While most of the focus in Washington is on the presidential race, congressional races are also being watched closely as the balance of Democrats and Republicans in both…

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"The Next Space Age" Begins March 30, 2009

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (Oct. 30, 2008) — The Space Foundation announced “The Next Space Age” as the theme for the 25th National Space Symposium. Celebrating its silver anniversary, the National Space Symposium is the premier annual gathering of the global space community. The event will take place March 30 – April 2 at The Broadmoor…

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Next Year at Strategic Space and Defense….

Strategic Space and Defense 2009 will be held 6-8 October at the Qwest Center Omaha Convention Center and Arena.  For updates, visit www.StratSpace.org.   If you have registration questions, please contact Erica Neal, customer service manager, at 719-576-8000, 800-691-4000, or [email protected]. If you have any questions or concerns about exhibiting, please contact Rhonda Truett, trade show…

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Space Foundation New Hires, Promotions, and Longevity Recognitions

The Space Foundation has named Mr. William Van Rensalier Parker as special adviser for international affairs.  Parker will advise Foundation leadership on international matters and work on developing new relationships and opportunities with global companies and organizations. His broad experience in Europe, Asia, Africa, and Washington, D.C., brings a unique new capability to the Space…

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Axiom Worldwide Reports Great Success at Strategic Space and Defense 2008

Axiom Worldwide, a Space Certification Program partner and Space Foundation corporate patron, designs and manufactures a range of healthcare products. Its flagship DRX9000 True Non-surgical Spinal Decompression System™ relieves Lower Back Pain (LBP) which affects more than 150,000 active duty soldiers in the U.S. alone every year.  Billions of dollars are spent annually on pharmaceuticals,…

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Education Team Shares Inspiration of Space With Students

The Space Foundation’s education team recently participated in the Sally Ride Science Festival and the Competitiveness Crisis Council conference to help normally overlooked groups of students realize their dreams of careers in aerospace. The Sally Ride Science Festival aims to inspire girls aged 10-14 to think about careers in science. The first festival was held…

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Students See Their Future at Strategic Space and Defense 2008

Three hundred middle and high school students from the Omaha area recently had the opportunity to participate in Strategic Space and Defense 2008 during a special education and community outreach student program. The Space Foundation, along with the NASA Nebraska Space Grant, coordinated the program to inspire students in the areas of science, technology, engineering,…

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Space Certification Program

Space Age Home Improvements Space Certification Program partner Solar Comfort Environmental Technologies recently completed the installation of Radiant Energy Barrier Window Coverings at the Space Foundation’s headquarters in Colorado Springs, Colo.  These eco-friendly thermal reflective window coverings are a Certified Space Technology. The radiant energy barriers are based on the NASA technology that helps keep…

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The Report from Washington, D.C.

On Sept. 24, the Space Foundation, with the National Defense Industrial Association, hosted the last Congressional Space Power Caucus breakfast of 2008.  The featured speaker was NASA administrator, Dr. Michael Griffin.  He spoke about where he sees the Chinese space efforts headed, as well as the current and near-term state of the U.S. space program,…

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