Speakers

3-8pm  bring an apetizer

 

 

There is a need to have permanent space exhibits in the Bay Area to help educate children about the exciting history of space exploration, and to increase the public’s understanding that a strong global commitment toward future space travel is an important key to accelerating our civilization’s development. The emphasis will be on the history of space exploration, and how discoveries in science and technology allowed the U.S. to be a leader in space travel.

This is especially important in California, because this state was the birthplace of America’s spacecraft such as the X-Planes, the Apollo Command Module, the Space Shuttle, the Hubble Telescope, Spaceship One, the Space X Falcon Rocket and the robotic rovers that are currently roaming Mars.

“The Space Station” is a privately funded space exploration museum.  It is a non-profit corportation that is run by a staff of passionate volunteers.  The Space Station Museum houses one of the largest private collections of U.S., Russian and Soviet space exploration artifacts. The organization has attracted legendary figures such as Apollo 12 Astronaut Dick Gordon, Apollo 15 Astronaut Al Worden, award-winning actor Bill Pullman and video game designer Will Wright to its Board of Advisors.

Frank will entertain us with the pursuit of something trivial.  No Doubt !!

Sam's journey from Lebanon to the US

Amy Gutierrez, booked to speak on Friday, November 1st. Amy, also known as Amy G is a sports journalist and writer. She is the reporter for the San Francisco Giants. Amy is a Petaluma High Grad as well as a graduate of UC Davis.