r/spaceflight • u/thinkcontext • 17h ago
r/spaceflight • u/LuukyLuuk_ • 13h ago
If you could witness any single event in space exploration history in person, which one would you pick?
For me it would probably be Apollo 11, I know it's kinda basic but it would be so cool! But I'd love to hear your thoughts!
r/spaceflight • u/Jaded-Intention-8495 • 7h ago
SpaceVision, Nation's Premier Young Professional Space Conference at Space Center Houston Next Week Discusses Human Spaceflight Past, Present, and Future
Exciting news for the spaceflight community around Houston!
From November 4th-6th, students, industry professionals, and enthusiasts across disciplines are invited to the nation's longest-running space interest conference, SpaceVision, hosted by SEDS USA.
There will be expert panels on a variety of fields from Artemis to planetary sciences, and even topics such as space medicine and specifically how human spaceflight needs to take into account conflict between astronauts. There are also thousands of dollars in competition prizes, exclusive networking events, and multi-day access to all of Space Center Houston.
I would definitely look up more information if you're nearby, even if you can only make it for one day I think it's super worth it!