Make Your Views on Space Heard

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The National Space Society (NSS) cordially invites your participation in the 2017 Annual Alliance for Space Development (ASD) August Home District Blitz congressional action event. During the blitz, local groups will arrange to visit their Congressperson’s home district offices during the August recess to increase awareness about space related issues. Briefing materials will be provided on topics such as Ultra Low Cost Access to Space initiatives, legislation to enable Cislunar commercialization, making space settlement part of the mission of NASA, and support for planetary defense. The August Home District Blitz is free and open to all; invite your space-interested friends.

Signup is [DELETED – past event]. You can find information on past August Blitzes at http://space.nss.org/nss-legislative-blitzes/.

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  1. I think the ISS should be expanded, using modified resupply vessels HTVs ATVs etc. Make a space hotel. NASA through UNOOSA, should share technology and allow nations that don’t have space programs, like Australia to build cheap transport to the ISS as India has done.

    America should engage actively with the European Union to build the Lunar Village, and then move as much industry off the earth as possible cleaning up space junk as you go.

    Start aiming for the nearest stars with interstellar missions. Continue with the Voyager and new horizons mission series exploring the Kuiper belt and beyond.

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