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The Moon Society invites all members to attend our Annual Meeting which will be held on Sunday, August 5th at 6pm Central Time in our online Slack #auditorium channel.

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Our 2018-2019 election cycle is now underway.  According to our bylaws, since this is an even-numbered year, we will be electing the following positions:

• President
• Secretary
• Board Seat #1 (of 5)
• Board Seat #2 (of 5)

Here are the Candidate statements:

Michael Mealling for President

Philip Crume for Board Seat #1

Moon Miners' Manifesto #302 has been published and is available online. You can read it here. In this issue: The Moon Society teams up with the Waypaver Foundation, Space Directive 1, Cislunar 1000, and the Moon Village Association Workshop Report.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Waypaver Foundation and the Moon Society Support Returning to the Moon

ATLANTA, OCTOBER 5, 2017 -- The Waypaver Foundation and the Moon Society, two organizations dedicated to the exploration, development, and eventual settlement of the Moon, enthusiastically support the Administration’s goal of returning to the moon.

Review: "The Value of the Moon" by Dr. Paul Spudis.  Published April 2016 by Smithsonian Books.  A few editing errors noted.

Do you dream about our future in space? The Moon Society is holding an art contest for the most inspired works of art relating to humanity's future on the Moon. This is your opportunity to help us show the world what that future looks like!

As a reminder, The Moon Society will be holding its annual meeting for 2014 on Wednesday, December 17th beginning at 9pm ET in the Artemis MOO (http://www.asi.org/adb/09/08/04/moo.html).

For discussion, here is the State of the Society as published in the December 2014 issue of MMM:

State of The Moon Society 2014

Click here to visit the Kickstarter

There are any number of plans for the exploration of space out there in the marketplace of ideas.  In the absence of much real-world progress, there is an inclination to plan for when there might be progress in the future.  This often becomes a competition in the marketplace of ideas as agendas come into play, and some aspects of space exploration (and maybe development) are highlighted to the detriment of others as personal goals come into play.  

One effort to address this was the Integrated Space Plan, which tried to take a meta approach to looking at our space efforts and determine which activities and technologies fed into what aspects of humanity's move out into the Solar System.  Which aspects of exploration and development should be highlighted? How might they connect? What can help enable what else? Where are the synergies?

Welcome to The Moon Society's upgraded website!  After some phenomenal work from our web team, James, Scotty, Rose & Mike, we've got a new website design to better work with the myriad ways that people now access the World Wide web.

May 22, 2013

The past few years, the Moon Society has been hosting the Moon Track at the annual International Space Development Conference sponsored by the National Space Society. This years ISDC is being held in San Diego, CA May 23-27th over the Memorial Day Weekend.