Luna Philosophie

Luna Philosophie is regular salon and discussion originally born out of NASA’s CoLab program, now coordinated by the NASA Lunar Science Institute and Spacehack.org, sponsored by Scribd. They occur on (or close to) Full Moons in San Francisco, as part of an effort to bring NASA and space exploration to the San Francisco Bay Area community. Each Luna Philosophie meeting has a different theme, and will involve a presentation and open discussion for philosophizing. Anyone who is interested in an open, creative dialog on human, space related topics is encouraged to attend.

Upcoming Luna Philosophies:

• TBD

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Previous topics:
• Hitch-hiking to the Moon (9.23.09)
• When Will We Discover the Extraterrestrials? (11.11.08)
• The Dark Side of the Universe (10.16.08)
• NASA’s High-Impact Return to the Moon (9.17.08)
• Who Owns the Moon? (8.20.08)
• Partnering with NASA: Innovation Through Collaboration (8.5.08)
• Will an Asteroid Hit the Earth? (7.23.08)
• Open Source at NASA: 3D Visualization with NASA World Wind (5.21.08)
• Control Schemes for Complex Coordinated Human Motion (2.20.08)
• Virtual Reality System Engineering Environments for the Space Program (1.9.08)
• Viewpoints: Exploratory Data Analysis (11.7.07)
• Space Traffic Management (8.27.07)
• From Avatar Space to Outer Space (7.30.07)
• Spaceship Earth (5.31.07)
• Humanity Evolving into Space (5.2.08)