XXXII PLANETARY CONGRESS SESSION REPLAYS

The Association of Space Explorers XXXII Planetary Congress Opening Ceremonies from Space Center Houston.

The Apollo Program has had a significant impact on developing technology for both space travel and public life. It has also had social and cultural impacts on the people of the world.

The medical challenges beyond LEO require preparatory research, presently under way on Earth and on ISS.

The Apollo Program taught the space-faring nations a great deal, and the experience gained is still applicable today. This Session featured a panel discussion that will address the precursor missions necessary for a successful lunar landing, lessons learned for future exploration, and the birth of international cooperation between the US and Russia.

Agencies worldwide are planning lunar human exploration activities. This session addressed the spacecraft and launch vehicles in development or under study around the world.

Governments are seeking commercial services to and on the Moon. In addition, entrepreneurs and commercial entities are planning exploration activities beyond Low Earth Orbit for a variety of purposes.

Oct. 17, 2019

The increased government and private space activities have necessitated the development of new space suits for intravehicular and extravehicular activity.

Recent safety and technical issues will be presented to the ASE members.