Friday, November 7 at 11:30 AM - 1:30 PM.
Ares Projects and the Nation's Future.
HAL5 is hosting a luncheon and networking opportunity featuring Mr. Robert Armstrong, NASA Ares Projects Outreach.
The luncheon will be held at Holiday Inn Research Park (near Madison Square Mall).
5903 University Drive NW, Huntsville, Alabama.
The lunch cost per person is $20. RSVP by October 31 to Bart at (256) 541-3050.
Robert C. Armstrong, Jr. is Outreach Lead for the Ares Projects at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center, which is developing the new Ares I and Ares V launch vehicles; part of the next generation of safe, reliable, and cost-effective space transportation systems for the human exploration of the Moon, Mars, and beyond. Mr. Armstrong's areas of expertise include engineering and business, internal and external communications, and interrelated systems and processes designed to enhance mission success for this high priority program at NASA.
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Our next Program Night will be held on Thursday, November 6 at 7 PM
at the Huntsville - Madison County
Main Public library.
Mr. Dan Irwin, NASA Researcher, will be talking to us about "SERVIR - Space Technology Improving Life on Earth. A 21st Century System for Improved Environmental Decision Making in Mesoamerica."
The SERVIR Project, based in Panama and Marshall Space Flight
Center, is an international, cooperative venture that uses satellite
data to monitor weather, climate, natural disasters, and archaeological
information, and passes that data on to local authorities to aid in
informed decision making. NASA researcher Dan Irwin will explain how
this program, soon to expand to other parts of the world, demonstrates
the value of space technology to improve life on Earth.
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Solar sailing is a topic of growing popular and media interest. Solar
sail propulsion will make space exploration more affordable and offer
access to destinations within (and beyond) the solar system that are
currently beyond our reach. This book describes solar sails, how they
work and what they will be used for in the exploration of space in an
easily readable manner which does not necessitate any prior knowledge of
physics or solar sailing. It discusses current plans for solar sails and
also describes how advanced technology, such as nanotechnology, might
enhance solar-sail performance. Much has been accomplished recently to
make solar sail technology very close to becoming an engineering reality
and it will soon be used by the world's space agencies in the
exploration of the solar system and beyond.
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NSS is proud to present the Space Settlement 2009 Calendar.
This amazing, 14x11-inch, full-color wall calendar features twelve
original works of art illustrating humanity's future in space. Also
featured throughout the calendar are dates for major 2009 space conferences
and events. Also included are key dates in space history and U.S. and major international
holidays. NSS undertook this project as a means of promoting awareness of the benefits to humanity of a spacefaring civilization and to make people aware that they can play a role in creating this future.
Show your support for human space exploration and the National Space Society by
ordering your copies of the Space Settlement 2009 Calendar today!
The Space Settlement 2009 calendar is available for sale now! You can
purchase it online
or in person from HAL5. Current HAL5 and/or NSS members
can receive a discount if purchase through HAL5 at our monthly programs, outreach events or directly.
$2 off for current HAL5 member, or
$2 off for current NSS member, or
$4 off for both current HAL5 and NSS member.
It makes great graduation and back to school gift. Online ordering will be available soon.
Bulk purchase discount available. Just contact us to find out more.
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