Speaking Engagements on Space Program Topics

Speaking Engagements on Space Program Topics

During the early days of the L5 Society between 1976 and 1978, Greg, along with Gordon Woodcock, Tom Buxton, and Jay Woods, gave exactly 100 public presentations on space colonies, solar power satellites, and space industrialization. If we even turn up a complete, accurate record of this campaign, we'll post it here to entertain those who enjoy complete lists.

• JSC Astronomical Society, Houston, Texas, 13 February 1998, Private Enterprise on the Moon

• LoneStarCon II, 1997 World Science Fiction Convention, the Artemis Project
• 50th Mensa Annual Gathering, Houston, TX, (July 4, 1996) The Artemis Project

• Southwest Space Development Conference, Dallas, TX (1996) "Space Station: Some Assembly Required"

• Southwest Space Development Conference, Dallas, TX (1996) "The Artemis Project: Your Ticket to Space"

• Norwescon 17, 18, 19, 20 (1994, 1995, 1996, 1997) The Artemis Project

• Galaxy Fair, Dallas (1994) The Artemis Project

• Con-Troll, Houston (1994) The Artemis Project

• Armadillocon, Austin, TX (1994) The Artemis Project

• World SF Covnention, Winnipeg, Manitoba (1994) The Artemis Project

• Hambrick Jr High, Houston, TX, May 15, 1990: America's Space Programs

• Optimists' Club, Seabrook: Space Station Freedom

• Galveston County Council of Chambers: Space Station Freedom

• Downtown Businessmen's Breakfast Club (Houston): Space Station Freedom

• Middle School Science Fair: Space Station Freedom and other space programs

• Sea Cadets (1988): Tour of JSC and lecture on Space Station Freedom

• Norwescon Alternacon (1987)

• Norwescon 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 (1978-1986): Space Industrialization, Space Station Freedom, Soviet Space Programs, Apollo Program

• World SF Convention, Sydney, Australia (1985): Space Industrialization

• Viking Con (1978): Space Industrialization

• World SF Convention, Baltimore (1983): Space Programs

• World SF Convention, Chicago (1982): Space Industrialization

• World SF Convention, Boston (1980): Space Industrialization

• World SF Convention, Phoenix (1978): Space Industrialization

• Western Washington State University, Bellingham (1977): Space Industrialization

• World SF Convention, Miami (1977): Space Industrialization

• Westercon XXX, Vancouver, B.C. (1977): Space Industrialization

• Seacon '77, Seattle, Washington: Space Industrialization

• Seacon '76, Seattle, Washington: Space Programs

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