Welcome to The Space Association of Australia.
Inc
The Space Association of Australia Incorporated is a non-profit, non-political group of people who are keen to learn about, and share with others, the excitement of space exploration.
We aim to promote the peaceful exploration, utilisation and occupation of Outer Space.
The Space Association provides a forum for people who are interested in or involved with all fields of space research,
exploration and
utilisation.
This month
will be our members "Show & Tell" night! Bring along
your space treasures, interesting nick nacks or your fondest (first)
space flight memories!
Weather
permitting we will fly a scale model saturn V moon rocket ( see video
our our last launch below)
We'll
also
have an interesting mix of news updates and
hot off the press material.
Come
along for dinner beforehand, there is a bistro and bar!
Next
rocket to leave the planet?
Click here
to go to Spaceflight Now's on line schedule
Buy Space
- SAA fundraiser -
$14.95 +
Packaging, postage & handling $5.00 (Australia) International postage
can be arranged, please contact for a quote.
Derryn Hinch in the 60's
From there to here. Derryn Hinch was one of the few Australians to personally witness, and
radio broadcast to Australian listeners, the launch of Apollo 11 from the
press site at the Kennedy Space Center back in 1969. This CD is the live
radio recording of that historic broadcast, with additional commentary on
his reflections of that experience 40 years later.
This is a very moving and historic record of that historic mission of
Apollo 11, with a unique Australian angle, on the voyage that started with the liftoff of Apollo 11 from Cape Kennedy, Florida, on July 16, 1969.
The Space Association is pleased to offer this unique
and historic recording for you to own. Come to our next meeting and buy
for $14.95 or send a cheque for $19.95 to:
Space Association of
Australia Inc. P.O. Box 351
Mulgrave North, Victoria, 3170 Australia
(For
estimated delivery, please send an email to info@space.asn.au)
Space History!
Successful
launch took place on September 20, 2009 to mark 40 years since Apollo 11!
