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You are invited to “Space Settlement 2021” on February 4

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Please join us on Thursday, February 4, 2021 for Space Settlement 2021. This exciting, one-day virtual event examines the science and technology of human spaceflight, and looks at the future of space settlement. And best of all, it’s entirely FREE! Begins at noon Eastern time.

For more information go to spacesettlement2021.nss.org and register for updates.

To view on February 4, go to e360tv.com or www.facebook.com/NSS or www.youtube.com/NationalSpaceSociety.

Space Settlement 2021 is a free virtual presentation by the National Space Society showcasing the technologies, people and organizations that will lead us to the settlement of the final frontier! Space Settlement 2021 blends leading-edge talks from the National Space Society’s invitation-only Space Settlement Summit with new talks. We present the finest minds in this revolutionary movement, with experts speaking about the latest visions of humanity’s migration into space: where we will go, why we will go there, and how we will do so. Highlights include: a STEM space settlement competition, today’s incremental steps to space settlement.

The streaming date is Thursday, February 4, 2021. The presentation will begin at noon Eastern time. We will simulcast Space Settlement 2021 on multiple platforms: the e360tv.com service will stream on services including Roku, Amazon Fire, Android TV, Android Mobile, Apple TV, and web and social media outlets including Facebook and YouTube. We will simulcast with Space.com.

Guests include engineers and scientists working on Jet Propulsion Laboratory’s planetary exploration programs; astrophysicists who search for habitable exoplanets; and educators, physicians, and investors focusing on the business and future of space travel, settlement, and exploration.

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For more information go to spacesettlement2021.nss.org and register for updates.

To view on February 4, go to e360tv.com or www.facebook.com/NSS or www.youtube.com/NationalSpaceSociety.

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