New developments and trends, such as the recent discovery by NASA of the possibility of water on the moon, have opened up prospects for space commerce. Companies interested in space resource development would be able to use the moon as a base for launching exploration and recovery missions. Papers are being solicited from both the academic and business worlds. Please feel free to use any of the following information. Call us if you have questions or would like additional information.
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An Industrial-Scale Resource Facility on the Moon Presenters will speak from agencies and organizations such as Lockheed Martin, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Georgia Tech, CSM, University of Wisconsin, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, United Societies in Space, Space Transportation Association, and NASA's Goddard, Johnson, and Marshall Space Flight Centers. The roundtable will be held in the Green Center on the CSM campus. The recent discovery of the possible presence of lunar ice has renewed interest in studies of the Moon. There is renewed interest in large-scale space projects, such as beaming solar power from space to Earth. There is growing interest on the part of Congress and the Administration in commercial space possibilities.