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Nations, businesses under attack in cyber warfare (access required)

by Amy Gillentine Published: April 20,2012

Tags: cyber security, cyber warfare, National Space Symposium, Space Foundation, theft

No network is secure from cyber theft or cyber warfare. [...]

Northrop Grumman funds space education center

by Amy Gillentine Published: April 20,2012

Tags: Colorado Springs, Northrop Grumman, space education center, Space Foundation

Northrop Grumman Corp. is donating $375,000 to create a science center and teaching lab at the Space Foundation's Colorado Springs headquarters. [...]

Space Foundation to honor 30 years of Space Command

by Amy Gillentine Published: April 4,2012

Tags: 30th anniversay, Air Force, Broadmoor, Colorado Springs Space Command, Space Foundation

The Space Foundation plans to conduct two special events to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the United States’ Air Force Space Command (AFSPC) – one in Colorado Springs, which is the headquarters city of both Space Command and the Space Foundation, and one in Washington, D.C. The first commemorative event will take place on Friday, [...] [...]

Space Foundation launches new web site

by Amy Gillentine Published: February 6,2012

Tags: areospace, Colorado Springs, Space Foundation

The Colorado Springs-based Space Foundation launched a new web site today to better highlight how the nonprofit organization advances space-related endeavors. The new site includes easy-to-find information about Space Foundation’s programs and initiatives, and also includes more than 2,400 pages of events, news briefs, press releases and white papers. The site now inclues downloadable program [...] [...]

Chiao joins Space Foundation

by Amy Gillentine Published: January 23,2012

Tags: Colorado Springs, Space Foundation

Leroy Chiao, a former astronaut, will join the Space Foundation as a special adviser in human space flight. Chiao’s new job is also new to the Space Foundation, and he is expected to play a big role in the 2012 National Space Symposium, held in April at the Broadmoor. Chiao flew on three space shuttle [...] [...]

One-on-One with Springs mural artist Douglas Rouse (access required)

by Rob Larimer Published: January 18,2012

Tags: One on One, Rouse, Space Foundation

Colorado Springs artist Douglas Rouse has been busy. The list of businesses and attractions that feature his murals is steadily growing. His work can be seen in the Garden of the Gods Visitors’ Center and on the Warehouse restaurant in southwest downtown. He’s finishing work on a mural at Corepower Yoga and was recently commissioned [...] [...]

Neil deGrasse Tyson to kickoff Space Symposium

by Rob Larimer Published: January 17,2012

Tags: Space Foundation, Tyson

One of the biggest rock stars in the world of science, Neil deGrasse Tyson, will kickoff the 28th National Space Symposium with a keynote address. Those outside the science world might best know Tyson as host of the PBS program NOVA ScienceNOW, but he is also the Frederick P. Rose Director of New York’s Hayden [...] [...]

Brightest minds discuss space possibilities at Symposium

by Amy Gillentine Published: January 9,2012

Tags: panel, space exploration, Space Foundation, Space Symposium

The Space Foundation’s 28th National space Symposium will bring together some of the greatest scientific minds in the United States – for one event only. Moderated by Bill Nye the Science Guy, a popular media figure as well as a legitimate scientist, the last panel discussion of the April 16-19 event will delve into scientific [...] [...]

Fear and Loathing in Washington: 10 investments to protect (access required)

by Contributing Writer Published: November 4,2011

Tags: pulham, Space Foundation

By Eliot Pulham If Hunter S. Thompson were still alive (bless his cannon-scattered ashes), he’d surely describe the atmosphere in our nation’s capitol as Fear and Loathing in Washington, D.C. In all my years of travel there, never — not even after the September 11 attacks — have I seen such dread in the halls [...] [...]

Philharmonic to perform at Space Symposium 2012

by Amy Gillentine Published: October 5,2011

Tags: Aerospace/Defense, Colorado Springs Philharmonic, Space Foundation, Space Symposium

The Space Foundation’s 28th annual National Space Symposium will open with a local salute to astrology and astronomy. For only the second time in nearly three decades, the Colorado Springs Philharmonic will perform at the opening ceremony April 16, 2012. The group will perform Mars, the Bringer of War from The Planets Op. 32 by [...] [...]

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