NSS Space Ambassadors
Inspire others. Share ideas. Build the future.
Join a global network of volunter who educate, inspire, and promote the vision of human space exploration and settlement.
About NSS Space Ambassadors
Inspiring the World About Human Space Exploration
Space Ambassadors are members of the National Space Society who volunteer to perform outreach, usually speeches, that educate and inspire the general public about the possibilities and value of human space exploration and eventual space settlement.
Despite pandemic restrictions on public gatherings, a group of about twenty international Space Ambassadors gave thirty-five presentations during 2020. Find out more about the program at https://space.nss.org/space-ambassadors.
Anyone who is interested in promoting the vision of human space exploration and settlement is encouraged to apply.
Featured Presentation
Venus & Mars: Space Travel
Differences for Women and Men
This presentation is classroom-ready to be shared with a inquisitive audience and will provoke interesting questions and stir listeners to find out more about paving the human way to space exploration!
Loretta Hall is a freelance writer who is primarily interested in researching and writing about humans preparing for and ultimately achieving spaceflight. She has written five books about space travel topics. She is a certified Space Ambassador for the National Space Society, a great organization that works to promote manned space exploration. Its Space Ambassadors give presentations like this one to inform people about space exploration and hopefully generate interest in and enthusiasm for space missions.
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Be Part of The Mission
Whether you speak to your students, support events, or share your passion online, your voice helps inspire the next generation.
Global Network
Connect with Space Ambassadors
Share & Inspire
Give presentations and spark interest in the space future
Make an Impact
Help promote space exploration, settlement, and innovation
Open to All
Anyone passionate about space can apply and make a difference.
