Aerospace States Association
American Astronautical Society
American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
California Space Authority
Federation of Galaxy Explorers
Moon Society
The Mars Society
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2010 SEA Legislative Blitz in Washington, DC
Join space advocates from around the country Feb 21-23 as we walk the halls of Congress and explain the importance of space exploration!
The Final Report of the “Review of U.S. Human Spaceflight Plans Committee”, better known as the “Augustine Commission”, was released at the end of October. http://www.nss.org/resources/library/spacepolicy/HSF_Cmte_FinalReport.pdf
In that report, entitled, “Seeking a Human Spaceflight Program Worthy of a Great Nation”, the Commission found that NASA simply can not accomplish the goals with which it has been tasked unless it receives an additional $3 billion in annual funding. In the current economic climate, however, it is uncertain which path our nation’s leaders will now take in response to the Augustine Commission’s findings. An increase in funding is not necessarily the path that will be chosen.
The Space Exploration Alliance is gearing up for its next “Legislative Blitz” in Washington, DC. This event will be held from Sunday, February 21, 2010 through Tuesday, February 23, 2010.
Click here for more on the 2010 SEA Legislative Blitz
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Latest SEA News:
Feb. 22-24, 2009: SEA Legislative Blitz in Washington, DC
Feb 10-12, 2008: SEA Legislative Space Blitz in Washington, DC (press release)
Dec 2007 Press Release: SEA Calls for Candidates’ Stance on Space Policy (PDF)
Nov 2007: SEA sets dates for 2008 Space Blitz in Washington DC.
Who We Are:
The Space Exploration Alliance is an unprecedented partnership of the nation’s premier non-profit space organizations with a combined membership of more than 700,000 people throughout the United States.
Vision Statement:
The Space Exploration Alliance members believe in NASA's bold and substantial mandate for human and robotic exploration of the solar system to assure American technological and scientific preeminence in the 21st century.
Mission Statement:
The nation’s premier non-profit space organizations will work together to communicate to the American public and elected officials that NASA's bold and substantial mandate for human and robotic exploration of the solar system is a compelling national priority that is technically and fiscally achievable, will inspire the nation’s youth and the public, reinvigorate the traditional aerospace workforce and industrial base, and foster job-creating entrepreneurial activity across the entire economy. |
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National Society of Black Engineers
National Space Society
The Planetary Society
Buzz Aldrin's ShareSpace Foundation
Space Generation
Students for the Exploration and Development of Space
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