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Erin Greeson • April 27, 2015
Last week, our CEO Bill Nye joined The President of the United States for an Earth Day visit to The Everglades, one of the country's renowned National Parks and a vital global ecosystem. The Washington Post covered the news, and we at The Planetary Society shared in the excitement.
Kate Howells • February 19, 2015
The Planetary Society has amazing volunteers doing outreach work around the globe. Check out what they've been up to recently!
Jennifer Vaughn • January 09, 2015 • 1
Working for The Planetary Society is an extraordinary job—we deal with extraordinary subject matter, we have an extraordinary mission, we work with extraordinary people, and we work for our extraordinary members and supporters. Jennifer Vaughn introduces some of the new staff here.
Jennifer Vaughn • December 31, 2014
As excited as we are to jump into 2015, I want to take time to reflect on the year coming to a close and applaud all that we’ve accomplished working together.
Bruce Betts • December 19, 2014 • 2
Enjoy Random Space Fact Videos this holiday season. Each is designed in to give you at least one space fact and one laugh in about one minute. Here are the videos and the background on the concept.
• December 17, 2014 • 3
Three weeks ago, we launched a social media campaign hoping to engage the public in space exploration. What we achieved was more than we expected—our Infinite Visions campaign reached more than 2.5 million people in 47 countries.
Kate Howells • December 12, 2014 • 1
The Planetary Society’s Global Volunteer Network has been busy these past few months!
Jennifer Vaughn • December 06, 2014 • 8
As 2014 comes to a close, The Planetary Society steps into our 35th anniversary year with a new strategic plan.
• November 21, 2014
The last two weeks have been extraordinary for The Planetary Society. As amazing as this increased traffic is, it has brought to light some issues with our website including latency and missing content that we are still working on fixing.
Jason Callahan • October 04, 2014 • 7
The end of the Moon race raised the question: what, if anything, was next for NASA? The decisions made by President Nixon in the aftermath of Apollo still impact the space program today.
Become a member of The Planetary Society and together we will create the future of space exploration.
LightSail 2 launched aboard the SpaceX Falcon Heavy. Be part of this epic point in space exploration history!
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