The American Astronautical Society (AAS), formed in 1954, is a U.S.-based independent scientific and technical group dedicated to advancing space science and exploration. AAS supports the U.S. Space Exploration Policy and strengthens the global space program through international cooperation. It serves engineers, scientists, administrators, institutions, and corporations by organizing national symposia, technical conferences, and publications, fostering connections and knowledge exchange within the space industry. Key partners include NASA, and it actively engages with organizations like the Coalition for Space Exploration and the Space Exploration Alliance.
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Lindsay Kaldon is the Fission Surface Power program manager at NASA’s Glenn Research Center and participated in a panel at the American Astronautical Society’s Glenn Memorial Symposium on 2023-07-18.