National Space Society | NSS Apollo 11 World-wide Virtual Celebration - Part 6 of 8 - Dr. Betty D. Walker @NationalSpaceSociety | Uploaded August 2019 | Updated October 2024, 1 week ago.
On Sunday morning, July 21st, the National Space Society Chapters’ Assembly conducted a world-wide virtual hookup and celebration of Apollo 11’s 50th anniversary. The celebration was conducted using the webinar format of the virtual meeting software “Zoom”. A video was made of the celebration’s presentations, which were viewed live by more than a dozen chapters and their members from California to India.
Part 1: Introduction by Joseph Bland, NSS Chapters’ Assembly Chair, and Larry Ahearn, NSS Vice President of Chapters.
Part 2: Presentation by Congressman Ami Bera, Vice-Chair of the US House Committee on Space, Science, and Technology.
Part 3: Presentation by Ron Johnson, NSS Region 4 Director and author of 116th Congress House Joint Resolution 59. (H. J. Res. 59 expresses support for designating July 20th as “National Space Exploration Day” to commemorate the anniversary of mankind first setting foot on the Moon.)
Part 4: Presentation by Peter Kokh, President Emeritus, The Moon Society and author of “Moon Miners’ Manifesto” and “A Pioneer’s Guide to Living on the Moon”.
Part 5: Presentation by Stevan Akerley, Director, NSS Space Ambassador’s Program.
Part 6: Presentation by Dr. Betty D. Walker, President and Co-Founder of A-MAN, Inc. Stem International Science Center.
Part 7: Presentation by Avinash Shirode, President and Founder, Nashik, India NSS Chapter.
Part 8: Presentation by Professor Hal Walker, Principal Operator, Apollo 11 Lunar Laser Ranging Experiment.
Joe Bland
On Sunday morning, July 21st, the National Space Society Chapters’ Assembly conducted a world-wide virtual hookup and celebration of Apollo 11’s 50th anniversary. The celebration was conducted using the webinar format of the virtual meeting software “Zoom”. A video was made of the celebration’s presentations, which were viewed live by more than a dozen chapters and their members from California to India.
Part 1: Introduction by Joseph Bland, NSS Chapters’ Assembly Chair, and Larry Ahearn, NSS Vice President of Chapters.
Part 2: Presentation by Congressman Ami Bera, Vice-Chair of the US House Committee on Space, Science, and Technology.
Part 3: Presentation by Ron Johnson, NSS Region 4 Director and author of 116th Congress House Joint Resolution 59. (H. J. Res. 59 expresses support for designating July 20th as “National Space Exploration Day” to commemorate the anniversary of mankind first setting foot on the Moon.)
Part 4: Presentation by Peter Kokh, President Emeritus, The Moon Society and author of “Moon Miners’ Manifesto” and “A Pioneer’s Guide to Living on the Moon”.
Part 5: Presentation by Stevan Akerley, Director, NSS Space Ambassador’s Program.
Part 6: Presentation by Dr. Betty D. Walker, President and Co-Founder of A-MAN, Inc. Stem International Science Center.
Part 7: Presentation by Avinash Shirode, President and Founder, Nashik, India NSS Chapter.
Part 8: Presentation by Professor Hal Walker, Principal Operator, Apollo 11 Lunar Laser Ranging Experiment.
Joe Bland
![SLS MLP Rollout to LC-39B [4K]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/MFG_ezq9QYo/hqdefault.jpg "SLS MLP Rollout to LC-39B [4K]
On 10/20/20 NSS was invited out to Kennedy Space Center to witness NASA Crawler Transporter 2 rolling out the Space Launch System Mobile Launcher Platform to LC-39B. This is the last time the structure will be at the launch pad without the SLS rocket on top of it. During its stay at the pad it will be cleaned to remove any Foreign Object Debris (FOD) and will undergo a pre-launch routine where the Core Stage Engine Service Platforms are removed and the SRB flame deflectors are moved into place. This represents a key step in the Artemis program as the stacking operations for Artemis I will commence soon after the MLP returns to the Vehicle Assembly Building, pending the completion of the Green Run Test.
Footage, Editing, and Commentary: Jared Frankle
Graphics: Dustin Smith
Recording date: 10/20/20
Location: Kennedy Space Center")
