Space Access 2000 conference in Phoenix, Arizona

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Space Access 2000 conference

April, 2000

Phoenix, Arizona

Aleta & The Dog
Apr 28 2000
10:16:27 am

Andrews Space & Technology
(Jason Andrews)
Apr 28 2000
4:23:34 pm

Australian Space Research Inst.
(Mike Blair)
Apr 29 2000
4:43:55 pm

Constellation Services Intl.
(Charles Miller
Apr 28 2000
7:37:28 pm

Making a point in the Consuite
Apr 29 2000
4:02:23 pm

Experimental Rocket Propulsion Society
(Michael Wallis)
Apr 28 2000
5:06:39 pm

Jim Ransom on Faster, Better, Cheaper
& Systems Engineering
Apr 29 2000
10:51:59 am

Bill Gaubatz (of DCX fame) on
USL's Space Clipper
Apr 29 2000
12:28:02 pm

Rotary Rocket (Gary Hudson) showing Roton flight video
Apr 28 2000
2:04:24 pm

Panel on What the Goverment Should Do
(Henry Vanderbilt speaking)
Apr 28 2000
3:31:39 pm

RLV Investment Panel
(Joe Pistritto answering a question)
Apr 29 2000
8:53:08 am

Jordon Kare on Laser Launch
Apr 29 2000
9:17:02 am

Leik Myrabo on Laser Launch
Apr 28 2000
1:17:08 pm

Millenium Express TSTO
(Len Cormier)
Apr 29 2000
4:08:21 pm

Pioneer Rocketplane
(Mitch Burnside Clapp)
Apr 28 2000
11:09:50 am

MSFC and X-37
(John London)
Apr 28 2000
8:55:51 am

Famous Author in the Consuite
(Larry Niven, creator of Ringworld)
Apr 29 2000
3:38:01 pm

Orbital Sciences encounters the Borg
(Bob Feconda)
Apr 28 2000
8:34:43 am

Rand Simburg presenting how to beat the Sonic Boom
Apr 29 2000
8:09:31 pm

Microcosm presents Scorpius
(Jim Berry)
Apr 28 2000
8:04:23 pm

Henry trying to get The Dog to sit...
Apr 28 2000
8:03:37 pm

TGV Rockets Inc.
(Bob Ray)
Apr 29 2000
5:22:41 pm

Universal Space Network
(Tim Kyger)
Apr 29 2000
2:27:43 pm

XCOR Aerospace
(Jeff Greason)
Apr 28 2000
10:43:49 am

XCOR Aerospace lights the candle!
Apr 28 2000
10:56:29 am

XCOR Rocket Firing
Apr 28 2000
10:56:42 am

XCOR Rocket Firing (closeup)
Apr 29 2000
9:56:37 am

XCOR Rocket Firing (2nd angle)
Apr 29 2000
9:57:10 am

Space Access 2000 is the official conference of the Space Access Society
and is held every year in April in Phoenix, Arizona
organized by Henry Vanderbilt, executive director of the Society

"Space Access Society's sole purpose is to promote radically cheaper access to space, ASAP. We think it's possible within ten years, with a little luck and a lot of hard work. Join us and help us make it happen!"

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