THIRTEENTH NATIONAL SPACE SYMPOSIUM PROCEEDINGS REPORT
(The Promise of Space)
ed. Steve Eisenhart, 1997, 232p., Soft Cover $50.00

The following topics are covered in the 1997 Proceedings Report: Launchspace, Inc. Seminar: space industry trade update, trends and commercial opportunities; GPS International Association (GIA) Conference—GPS/transport Africa; from competition to cooperation: Russians and Americans in space; capital markets and investment outlook, the American commercial space industry today, global launch industry—the market outlook; satellite communications applications—challenges and outlook; rapidly evolving nature of space and its importance to national security; space support forum; Earth sensing—a market approach; space exploration—international space station and beyond; space technology hall of fame reception; space technology hall of fame dinner and K-12 student program. The keynote address by Hon. Sheila E. Widnall, Ph.D., Secretary of the Air Force is included, and a luncheon address by NASA Administrator, Daniel S. Goldin. Many other top space decision-makers in academia, industry, and government contributed to this volume. These proceedings are based on a symposium held April 1-4, 1997, Colorado, Springs, Colorado.

THE TWELFTH NATIONAL SPACE SYMPOSIUM PROCEEDINGS REPORT
(Space—Enhancing Life on Earth)
ed. Beth Ann Lipskin et al., 1996, 222p, ISBN 1-889475-00-9, Soft Cover $50.00

Many of the top space decision-makers in academia, industry, and government contributed to this volume. The following topics are covered in the proceedings of the 1996 annual conference: space applications and cooperation; Earth sensing, communication, and navigation applications; faster, better, cheaper; global security interests in space; international space station and space launch capabilities; “TechNation” national public radio/voice of America radio and TV program. In the opening cermony a tribute to the 25th anniversary of Apollo 14 and Apollo 15 and the 15th anniversary of the 1st Space Shuttle flight is given. Among the presentations are those by James A. Lovell, Buzz Aldrin, Hans Mark, Edward Stone, Daniel S. Goldin, Jake Garn and many others.

THE ELEVENTH NATIONAL SPACE SYMPOSIUM PROCEEDINGS REPORT
(Space - Vision and Reality: Face to Face)
ed. Beth Ann Lipskin et al., 1995, 214p, ISBN 0-9616962-9-X, Soft Cover $50.00

Many of the top space decision-makers in academia, industry, and government contributed to this volume. The following topics are covered in the proceedings of the 1995 annual conference: visions for the future; positioning for the future; remote sensing: the emerging era; there are opportunities in space; we can achieve competitive vision with aquisition reality; national security requirements in  space; the world is into space; space technology hall of fame dinner presentation and the outlook for space.

THE TENTH NATIONAL SPACE SYMPOSIUM PROCEEDINGS REPORT
(Windows of Opportunity)
ed. Beth Ann Lipskin et al., 1994, 244p, ISBN 0-9616962-8-1, Soft Cover $50.00

The following topics are covered in the proceedings of the 1994 annual conference: windows of opportunity; the international space station; space support forum; spaceflight update; competitive launch capabilities; supporting life on Planet Earth; national security space issues; NASA in the balance; Earth and space observations—did we have cousins on Mars?; NASA: A new vision for science and; space technology hall of fame. In a special Space Commerce ‘94 Forum & Expo sections on business trends in high tech commercialization; how to succeed in space technology business (making dollars and $ense); obstacles & opportunities to success in technology commercialization; NASA’s commercial technology mission—a new way of doing business (policy & practices; practices in action—a new way (implementation & business opportunities) and; space commerce review are covered.

Out of Print - THE NINTH NATIONAL SPACE SYMPOSIUM PROCEEDINGS REPORT
ed. Beth Ann Lipskin et al., 1993, 236p, ISBN 0-9616962-7-3, Soft Cover $50.00

This volume presents the proceedings of the 1993 annual conference. Many of the top space decision-makers in academia, industry, and government contributed to this volume. It covers the following themes: change, challenge and opportunity; Washington insiders - national space policy & budget issues; civil space - a vision for the future; space power for an expanded vision; unparalled launch vehicle propulsion capabilities; national security space issues; perspectives on the Air Force in space; future technology - space propulsion Earth observation and international cooperation; achieving efficient space transportation; harnessing the opportunities ahead - U.S. Aerospace and the response to a changing world; the future is in space exploration; kids, parents & teachers are into space; and public congressional forum on space -international issues. Appendices.

THE EIGHTH NATIONAL SPACE SYMPOSIUM PROCEEDINGS REPORT
ed. Beth Ann Lipskin et al., 1992, 300p, ISBN 0-9616962-6-5, Soft Cover $50.00

This volume which presents the proceedings of the 1992 annual conference, covers the following themes: space in 1992 - in this century and in the next; manned space flight - a global report in the international space year; new launch technologies and American competitiveness; technology utilization and American competitiveness; outlook for the U.S. space program; space support forum on education; military space capabilities and requirements; space hall of fame induction ceremony; NASA reports; international cooperation and commitments in the ISY and beyond and; public congressional forum on space. Appendices. Many of the top space decision-makers in academia, industry, and  government contributed to this volume, among them Dr. Edward Teller, Director Emeritus at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, William E. Burrows, Professor of Journalism, New York University, and Bill Nelson, former congressman from Florida.

THE SEVENTH NATIONAL SPACE SYMPOSIUM PROCEEDINGS REPORT
ed. Diana L. Nitschke et al., 1991, 224p, ISBN 0-9616962-5-7, Soft Cover $50.00

With a welcome by President George Bush this volume presents the proceedings of the 1991 annual conference. The volume covers the following themes: redefining U.S. space goals and policy; business/education space partnership; mission from Planet Earth; future space transportation; National Aerospace Plane; space debris; commercial space trends for the future; industry and space; technology utilization/U.S. business competitiveness; space support; international relations and space exploration; European infrastructure; U.S.S.R. and space; space and national security/military space operations/Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI); and space and the environment. Many of the top space decision-makers in academia, industry, and government contributed to this volume, among them The Honorable Edward C. (Pete) Aldridge, The Honorable Don Fuqua, and Dr. Edward Teller.

THE SIXTH NATIONAL SPACE SYMPOSIUM PROCEEDINGS REPORT
ed. Diana L. Nitschke, et al., 1990, 198p, ISBN 0-9616962-4-9, Soft Cover $50.00

U.S. Space Foundation annual conference proceedings with foreword by George Bush, President of the United States and introduction by NASA Administrator/Astronaut Richard Truly. Keynote speakers were: Richard B. Cheney, Secretary of Defense; Joel Hefley, Congressman, Colorado; Dr. Edward Teller, Director Emeritus, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory; Thomas J. Murrin, Deputy Secretary, U.S. Department of Commerce; J. Danforth Quayle, Vive President of the United States. Many other notables participated in the program.

The volume deals with (1) ensuring freedom of space, (2) developing space launch capabilities and infrastructure, (3) opening the frontiers of space, (4) using the unique features of space to enhance life on Earth, (5) enhancing economic development with innovative space programs; being competitive in technology and education, (6) communicating with Congress and the public. Many illustrations. based on a conference held April 9-11, 1990.

THE FIFTH NATIONAL SPACE SYMPOSIUM PROCEEDINGS REPORT
(Space, A New Era)
ed. Allison P. Kinsley et al., 1989, 292p, ISBN 0-9616962-3-0, Soft Cover $50.00

A four-day conference with welcome by President George Bush.  Distinguished speakers included Astronaut Wally M. Schirra, Jr., Dr. James C. Fletcher, NASA Administrator, Dr. Carl Sagan, James M. Beggs, Astronaut Dr. Joseph P. Allen, Dr. Edward Toller, Astronaut Gene Cernan, General James Abrahamson, Senator Jake Garn, Astronaut James “Ox” van Hoften, Roy Gibson.  Topics dealt with included space debris and international implications, outer space treaties and space law, Apollo tribute, international cooperation, emerging space nations, Space Station, Aero-Space Plane, civil commercial opportunities, military space and SDI, and space education.  Many illustrations.  Based on a conference held April 4-7, 1989, in Colorado Springs, Colorado.

THE FOURTH NATIONAL SPACE SYMPOSIUM PROCEEDINGS REPORT
(Space Challenge ‘88)
ed. Allison P. Kinsley et al., 1988. 346p, ISBN 0-9616962-2-2, Soft Cover $50.00

This four-day conference was keynoted by a number of distinguished speakers, among them: General Sam Phillips, USAF (Ret.), former Apollo Program Director; Donald E. Fink, Editor-in-chief, Aviation Week & Space Technology; Astronaut Joseph P. Allen, Executive Vice President, Space Industries, Inc.; James Beggs, Chairman, Spacehab, Inc., former NASA Administrator. The volume deals with such topics as international space programs, U.S. commercial space transportation, East-West launch competition, the Moon, Mars and beyond, military space programs, national security, SDI, emerging space technologies, space education and space law. Many illustrations. Based on a conference held April 12-15, 1988, in Colorado Springs, Colorado.

THE THIRD NATIONAL SPACE SYMPOSIUM PROCEEDINGS REPORT
(National Space: Countdown to the Future)
ed. Steven D. Mitchell, et al., 1987, 314p, ISBN 0-9616962-1-4, Soft Cover, $50.00

This excellent volume provides an SDI update by Lt. Gen. James A. Abrahamson, USAF.  It deals with U.S. space goals and strategy by such speakers as: Dr. James C. Fletcher, NASA Administrator; Dr. Michael Yarymovych, Vice President, Rockwell International; and the Honorable Edward “Pete” Aldridge, Secretary of the Air Force.  On the subject of our strategic defense, including SDI, the Honorable Caspar W. Weinberger addressed the audience.  The volume covers many other topics such as space launch options — rebirth of ELV, space commercial opportunities, military R&D options, international space perspectives, the next step in space, space militarization or military safeguards in space, the U.S. program in the year 2000, space law and space education.  Many illustrations.  Based on conference held January 20-23, 1987, in Colorado Springs, Colorado.

THE SECOND NATIONAL SPACE SYMPOSIUM PROCEEDINGS REPORT
(Space Expectations)
ed. Victor Wegenhoft, et al., 1986, 264p, ISBN 0-9616962-0-6, Soft Cover, $35.00

Among the distinguished speakers at this symposium were: Lt. Gen. James A. Abrahamson, USAF, Director for the Strategic Defense Initiative, Dept. of Defense; Lt. Gen. Forest S. McCartney, USAF, Commander, Space Division, Lt. Gen. John Furmar Wall, USA, CG, US Army Strategic Defense Command; Vice Admiral William E. Ramsey, USN, Deputy Commander in Chief, U.S. Space Command.  Guest speakers included Caspar Weinberger, Secretary of Defense, and James M. Beggs, former NASA Administrator.  The volume covers such topics as emerging opportunities in space, international space, cooperation/competition in outer space, new technologies, space commercialization and industry, SDI, media in space, policy and arms control, and the challenge to Congress.  Many illustrations.  Based on conference held November 20-22, 1985, in Colorado Springs, Colorado.

THE FIRST NATIONAL SPACE SYMPOSIUM PROCEEDINGS REPORT
(Space, The Next Ten Years)
eds. Ted W. Jensen, et al., 1985, 176p, Soft Cover, $25.00

Many notables in the nation contributed to this volume, among them Norman R. Augustine, Dr. John L. McLucas, Dr. George A. Keyworth II, Lt. General James A. Abrahamson, Dr. Edward Teller, Congressman Kenneth B. Kramer, James M. Beggs, and Lt. General John F. Forrest.  The volume covers such topics as space commercialization and industry, space education, Congressional views, the DoD and the military in space, arms control, space law, civil and international space, space policy, science and technology, and space after 1994.  This valuable material is based on talks and presentations given at the First Space Symposium held November 26-28, 1984, at Colorado Springs, Colorado.  Copies still available.