Chicago Society for Space Studies Activities

The Chicago Society for Space Studies engages in a number of activities. These activities include meetings, field trips, public education events via our Speakers Bureau, and our moon base project.

Coming Events

To find out about upcoming meetings and events, visit our Coming Events page.

Past Events

A summary of our previous activities for the year 2008 is available for review on our 2008 Activities page.

A summary of our previous activities for the year 2007 is available for review on our 2007 Activities page.

A summary of our activities for 2006 is available on our 2006 Activities page. You can also read about the CSSS Field Trip to Fermi Lab in March 2006.

A summary of our activities for the year 2005 is available for review on our 2005 Activities page.

A summary of our activities during the year 2004 is available for review on our 2004 Activities page.

To see a list of some of our pre-2004 activities, visit our Past Events page. You can also read the details of our Mars on Earth program that featured Robert Zubrin in person. We also have available a review of our 2001 Space Exploration Roundtable event.

Speakers Bureau

To arrange for one of our speakers to give your group or organization a space related presentation, visit our Speakers Bureau.

Project Moon Base

In 2004, we embarked on a project to create a modular, expandable model of a moon base to serve as an educational tool. You can read about this project at our CSSS Moon Base Armstrong Project page.

To find out how you can help the Chicago Society for Space Studies promote space exploration in the Chicago area, please check out our Membership page.