Space Advocacy and Awareness Groups

Space Advocacy and Awareness Groups and other non-commercial organizations

• AMSAT - The Radio Amateur Satellite Corp.
• AMRAD
• ARRL - The Amateur Radio Relay League.
• The Apollo Society Home Page
• The Artemis Society
• ALPO: The Association of Lunar and Planetary Observers. Lunar Section
• AspireSpace - The British Amateur Space - Rocket Programme
• The British Interplanetary Society
• Experimental Rocket Propulsion Society
• FINDS - Foundation for the International Non-Governmental Development of Space.
• Island One Society - a meeting place for future space colonists and business people of a libertarian or at least live and let live bent.
• International Lunar Exploration Working Group - JSC site
• International Lunar Exploration Working Group - ESA site
• LPI Lunar and Planetary Institute
• The Lunar Explorer's Society "Aiming for the permanent presence of humanity on the Moon."
• The Lunar Reclamation Society
• Lunar Settlement Forum
• The Moon Society
• The National Space Society (NSS)
• NSS Chapters Listing
• Oregon L5
• Portland State Aerospace Society - also known as the Portland State University Branch of the IEEE Aerospace and Electronics System Society (AESS)
• PERMANENT: Projects to Employ Resources of the Moon and Asteroids Near Earth in the Near Term
• Students for the Exploration and Development of Space
• SETI Institute - Search for Extra-terrestrial Intelligence
• Space Access Society
• Space Foundation - "In the 15 years since its founding, the Space Foundation has become one of the world's premier non-profit organizations supporting space activities, space professionals and education. "
• Space Future - The Japanese Rocket Society
• Space Frontier Foundation
• Space-Talk.com - an on-line forum and links directory for space advocates.
• Space Studies Institute (SSI)
• STARLIFE SPACEPORT
• United World Federation Space Organization
• United Societies in Space, Inc.
• X PRIZE Foundation

University Space Programs

• The National Space Grant College and Fellowship Program - Follow this link to find the members of the various state space-grant consortia.

  Established by Congress in 1988 and implemented by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration in 1989, the National Space Grant College and Fellowship Program (also known as Space Grant) contributes to the nation's science enterprise by funding research, education, and public service projects through a national network of 52 university-based Space Grant consortia. These consortia administer programs in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico. The consortia's 703 affiliates include 493 academic institutions and 62 businesses.

• ASU Student Satellite Program Homepage - Arizona State University Student Space Program
• Center for AeroSpace Technology - Weber State University, Utah
• Stanford Space Systems Development Laboratory - Stanford University, California

Other Educational

• International Space University
• Lunar Institute of Technology
• Space Studies Virtual Campus

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