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Fri. May 25 |
Sat. May 26 |
Sun. May 27 |
Mon. May 28 |
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| Sunday, May 27 | ||||
| 9 am - 9:50 am | |
| Jim Muncy, Government Relations Consultant at XCOR Aerospace; Founder, PoliSpace and Space Frontier Foundation | |
| General Dession | Independence A |
| 9:50 am - 10:05 am | |
| Networking Break | |
| Break | Independence Foyer |
| 10:05 am - 10:55 am | |
| Alexandra Hall, Google Lunar X-Prize | |
| General Session | Independence A |
| 10:55 am - 11:10 am | |
| Networking Break | |
| Break | Independence Foyer |
| 11:10 am - 12 pm | |
| NSS Heritage Panel | |
| General Session | Independence A |
| Lori Garver, Deputy Administrator, NASA and Former NSS Executive Director | |
| Ben Bova, NSS Governor | |
| Art Dula, NSS Governor | |
| Paul Damphousse, NSS Executive Director, Moderator | |
| Fred Ordway, NSS Governor | |
| 12:10 pm - 13:50 pm | |
| Rick Tumlinson, Founder, The EarthLight Institute | |
| Luncheon | Constitution C, D, E |
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Space Pioneer Award Presentation to Art Dula Space Pioneer Award Presentation to Robert Farqhar | |
| 2 pm - 3 pm | |
| Art Dula, Founder, CEO, Excalibur Almaz | |
| Featured Session | Independence A |
| Student Track, organized by SEDS | |
| Track Session | Independence F, G |
| Kaizad Raimalwala. Purdue Univ SEDS. Purdue SEDS chapter activities and technical teams. | |
| Andrew Dianetti, University of Buffalo SEDS. SpaceVision Conference; SEDS run conference occurring Nov. 8-11 at UB | |
| Farnaz Ghadaki, International Space University. International Space: developing space capabilities using small satellite programs | |
| Daniel Nevius, University of Cambridge. Lunar 3D Printing - Launching Less By Launching More | |
| Transhumanism and Human Space Exploration | |
| Track Session | Independence H |
| The Potential of Artificial General Intelligence and Whole-Brain Emulation to Revolutionize Space Exploration. Dr. Ben Goertzel, Chief Scientist: Aidyia Holdings. Chairman: Novamente LLC, Biomind LLC, AGI Society, OpenCog Foundation. Vice Chairman: Humanity+ | |
| Living in Space, Organized by Kepler Space Institute | |
| Track Session | Independence I |
| See room for speaker name and time | |
| General Presentations | |
| Track Session | Farragut Square |
| America 2.0: Enlisting Society In the Cause of Space Colonization. John Cserep | |
| The CisLunar EconoSphere | |
| Track Session | Lafayette Park |
| Introduction to CisLunar Space. Ken Murphy | |
| Mining the Moon for L1: Lowering Risks, Sharing Costs. John Cserep | |
| 3 pm - 4 pm | |
| Robert Zubrin, The Mars Society | |
| Featured Session | Independence A |
| Student Track, organized by SEDS | |
| Track Session | Independence F, G | Student Social Hour |
| Transhumanism and Human Space Exploration | |
| Track Session | Independence H |
| Synthetic Sensory Experiences from Distributed Sensor Networks A Key Educational Basis for Continued Worldwide Support of Space Exploration and Colonization. David Orban. CEO, dotSUB, Founder, WideTag. Advisor, Faculty member, Singularity University. Director, Humanity+ | |
| Living in Space, Organized by Kepler Space Institute | |
| Track Session | Independence I |
| See room for speaker name and time | |
| General Presentations | |
| Track Session | Farragut Square |
| Declan O'Donnell | |
| A Comparison of Astronaut Near-Earth Object Missions. Al Globus | |
| The CisLunar EconoSphere | |
| Track Session | Lafayette Park |
| A New Affordable Paradigm of CisLunar Exploration, Education, and Commerce. Dave Dunlop | |
| Mining Lunar Polar Ice for Fuel Production. Jim Keravala | |
| Vermont Technical College Lunar Lander Mission. Dr. Carl Brandon | |
| 4 pm - 5 pm | |
| Tim Pickens, Commercial Space Advisor / Chief Propulsion Engineer, Dynetics | |
| Featured Session | Independence A |
| Student Track, organized by SEDS | |
| Track Session | Independence F, G |
| Michael Laine, liftPort | |
| Trina Patterson, ATK | |
| Rick Tumlinson, Space Frontier Foundation | |
| Paul Graham, OpenLuna | |
| Transhumanism and Human Space Exploration | |
| Track Session | Independence H |
| Dr. Paul John Werbos. Program Director. ECS. U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) | |
| Living in Space, Organized by Kepler Space Institute | |
| Track Session | Independence I |
| See room for speaker name and time | |
| General Presentations | |
| Track Session | Farragut Square |
| Ten-Year Forecast for Launches and Markets for Commercial Reusable Suborbital Vehicles. Carissa Christensen | |
| A Strategic Path to Sustainability and Mission Profiles Relating to On-Orbit Emergency Response. Gordon Smith | |
| The CisLunar EconoSphere | |
| Track Session | Lafayette Park |
| Student Presentation: Aris, A Residence in Space | |
| CisLunar Economic Development in Communications and Surface Transportation. Paul Graham, OpenLuna | |
| Student Presentation: Plenidus | |
| An Integrated Space Transportation and Logistics System Based on Fully Reusable Vehicles and Infrastructure (Nodes): The Next Big Space Access Goal | |
| 5 pm - 6 pm | |
| Robert Farquhar, Executive for Space Exploration at KinetX, Inc., on Lagrange Point Missions | |
| Feature | Independence A |
| Transhumanism and Human Space Exploration | |
| Track Session | Independence H | Speakers To Be Announced |
| Living in Space, Organized by Kepler Space Institute | |
| Track Session | Independence I | Speakers To Be Announced |
| General Presentations | |
| Track Session | Farragut Square |
| Economics of Robotic Repairs and Refueling to Commercial Satellite Missions. Phillip Kalmanson | |
| The CisLunar EconoSphere | |
| Track Session | Lafayette Park |
| An Integrated Space Transportation and Logistics System Based on Fully Reusable Vehicles and Infrastructure (Nodes): The Next Big Space Access Goal [Continued from 4:50 pm] | |
| Student Presentation: Concordia | |
| GRAIL Mission Report. Dr. David Smith | |
| 6 pm - 7 pm | |
| NSS Heritage Cocktail Reception (Cash Bar) |
| 7 pm - 10:30 pm | |
| Keynote Speaker, Lori Garver, NASA Deputy Administrator. | |
| NSS Awards Dinner | Independence A |
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Award Presentation to Fred Ordway III. NSS Awards. | |
Speakers and presentations are subject to change. While we will strive to maintain an updated schedule on the website, please check with on-site volunteer and signage for any last minute changes.
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