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Showing posts with label Philadelphia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Philadelphia. Show all posts

Saturday, July 20, 2019

Franklin Institute outreach event 7-20-19

Here we are in the Telescope Room (Scope Room for short, next to Space Command) at the Franklin Institute.

Franklin Institute 7-20-19 event

From July 20th, the 50th Anniversary of the Moon Landing: Our local National Space Society chapter exhibit at the Franklin Institute and an actual moon rock on display across the hall from us at the Franklin Institute.

C/O This article: C/O Mitchell Gordon

Saturday, May 04, 2019

Philadelphia Science Carnival May 2019







Over 180 exhibitors at the Phila. Science Festival Carnival on May 4th. Our booth was mentioned on KYW radio today at 2 PM, when the announcer singled out our sign: Are you ready for the Space Age?
                 Shown in the picture is Earl Bennett, our President.








Saturday, February 16, 2019

SETI: The Community College of Philadelphia



Here, Earl Bennett gave a speech on the subject of SETI. It was extremely well done and received.
There were around 50 participants (a pretty full house!), and he was very professional handling the Powerpoint presentation flawlessly.  After the 40 minute presentation, there were 20 minutes of Q&A which he handled with abundant knowledge and tact.

Wednesday, June 27, 2018

National Space Lottery Petition

                       
                                   
IN PHILADELPHIA, June 23, 2018
THE NATIONAL SPACE LOTTERY PETITION
                    
WHEREAS:  The budding industry of space tourism has been geared toward the most wealthy; and
WHEREAS:  Most people will never have the chance or the experience to behold firsthand the grandeur of the Earth from orbit or to see with their own eyes the world in its entirety; and
WHEREAS:  The New Frontier was not given to the smallest number but to all mankind; and
WHEREAS:  Every person should be given the opportunity to fulfill their dream, including those wishing to travel into space; and
WHEREAS:  Those who can afford to go into space the least—including artists, writers, and teachers—are needed the most to proclaim and to publicize the promise and the vision of pioneering the Space Frontier; now therefore be it
RESOLVED:  That we, the members of the Philadelphia Chapter of the National Space Society, known locally as the NSS Philadelphia Area Space Alliance, do unanimously call for the National Space Society’s Executive Committee and Board of Directors, in cooperation with corporate sponsors, to take action to enable a National Space Lottery, from which the winning ticket or tickets will authorize the awarding of a flight into space; and that such ticket or tickets will be entirely transferable, even to one’s favorite school,  if the ticket winner or winners wishes to do so.
WE TAKE THIS ACTION:  To give everyone a chance to fulfill their dream of space flight; to help engage the public about our exciting Space Age; and to declare to the world that we, the people of the United States, do not turn our back on those of limited financial resources; but rather that we give them the chance to truly reach for the stars.
UNTO THIS END:  And with this vote now cast, we hereby pledge our unwavering support for this petition.   And to all who shall win a space flight, and who never thought they would have a chance in their lifetime, LET THEM GO UP.   AD ASTRA.                                                                       .

Tuesday, April 24, 2018

NSS PASA outreach table at the Franklin Institute


National Space Society (Philly chapter members) staffing a table at the Franklin Institute 4/24/18. — with Steven Conoly.

Monday, April 02, 2018

Carver Science Fair

Earl presents award to Joshua

Mike Fisher presents the Arthur Garner Achievement Award 

Saturday, April 29, 2017

NSS PASA goes to PSF Carnival 2017

NSS PASA VP Mitchell Gordon at the Philadelphia Science Festival Carnival 4/29/17. Mars globe and Mars Rover model are seen on the table under the group's tent.

Friday, April 20, 2012

Philadelphia Science Festival 2012 Derrick Pitts mans a telescope used for sun spot display and discussion

Philadelphia Science Festival 2012 Derrick Pitts mans a telescope used for sun spot display and discussion

Philadelphia Science Festival 2012 Frank O'Brien and some Dow Chemical scientists

Philadelphia Science Festival 2012 Frank O'Brien and some Dow Chemical scientists

Philadelphia Science Festival 2012 Crowd at our tent with Mitch, Hank, and Rich Bowers

Philadelphia Science Festival 2012 Crowd at our tent with Mitch, Hank, and Rich Bowers

Philadelphia Science Festival 2012 Frank O'Brien and some Dow Chemical scientist

Philadelphia Science Festival 2012 Frank O'Brien and some Dow Chemical scientists

Philadelphia Science Festival 2012 Lava Tube display

Philadelphia Science Festival 2012 Lava Tube display

Philadelphia Science Festival 2012 Mitch and Hank

Philadelphia Science Festival 2012 Mitch and Hank

Sunday, January 10, 2010

Chestek Award

Chestek Award

Carver Science Fair

Carver Science Fair

Saturday, January 10, 2009

More at the Academy

More at the Academy

Award Ceremony

Award Ceremony

President of PASA continues to talk about space topics

President of PASA continues to talk about space topics