Events
Commercial Space Events
We profile both future and past events, both actual and virtual. Please send us input on events that you think should be included on the CSG.
The French-California Connection – Innovation Clusters!
The French government recently established several regional economic development clusters, one being the Aerospace Valley in SE France. It includes a wide range of enterprises, government R&D facilities, universities and research institutes broadly related to aerospace and often-associated “green technologies”. A large French delegation, hosted by the California Space Authority, came to California to discuss potential collaborations and tour relevant organizations and facilities across the State. Significant follow-on activities are proposed.
Commercial SubOrbital Science: A Game-Changer for Micro-g R&D
Commercially-provided suborbital access can be part of a renewed NASA and other government agency commitment to advancing safe, innovative, affordable and sustainable micro-g research. It can also provide hands-on education/training for the next generation of students and space researchers.
It's the REAL THING
The community that gathered at the ISPCS Symposium confirms that personal and commercial spaceflight are truly coming.
July 20, 1969: What Does it All Mean?
The 40th anniversary of the Apollo Moon Landing is here and the media is searching for its significance. Stories range from Michael Jackson's "moonwalk" to whether we will ever return. What is Apollo's lasting impact and what opportunities in space should we now pursue and why?
Excitement Reigns at Spaceport America
With New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson, Spaceport America officials and supporters of commercial space development in attendance, the world's first purpose-built commercial spaceport broke ground on June 19, 2009, in southern New Mexico. This event delivered on the promise of an exciting new age for space exploration and development, as well as a bright future for the people of New Mexico and their children.
