Quick list of a few pro-space entities

Pressure Groups

• Space Access Society space.access@space-access.org
• Space Frontier Foundation openfrontier@delphi.com or 1-800-78SPACE within the U.S.A.
• ProSpace seems to be the lobbying arm of the Space Frontier Foundation.

Other non-profit groups

• The X-Prize Foundation
  Their idea is to stimulate the building of re-usable launchers by offering a prize for the first one to make a pair of demonstration flights under specified conditions. It makes sense to me.
• Space Studies Institute ssi@ssi.org
  Founded by O'Neill, now led by Dyson; sponsors research into propulsion, materials processing, and other technologies of use in developing space.
• Students for the Exploration and Development of Space doexp@seds.org
• Experimental Rocket Propulsion Society (mwallis@wallis.com)
  A "backyard-rocket" group, planning to build their own orbital launchers.
• The optimists: InterGlobal Space Lines. Right now their business is selling weightless rides on an aeroplane, the same way NASA does for astronaut training. They expect to buy a bigger aircraft in late 1997.
• The pessimists: Foundation for the Advancement and Expansion of Humanity (no, seriously)
  "The Foundation's stated purpose is to sponsor basic scientific research necessary to humanity's long-term survival."
• Planetary Society
  I don't agree with their goals and don't know their address.

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