Space Access 2009: all the bloggers

by Rob Coppinger | Apr 4, 2009 | Seradata News | 0 comments

Rather than go up against the intense competition of the might of so many bloggers in the live blogging stakes here at the Space Access Society’s 2009 (SAS 09) conference Hyperbola has opted for audio recordings of sessions and video interviews and more of that will be posted today and early next week

But for those of you who want the bare bones facts about what has been said and what has been going on here at Space Access in Phoenix, Arizona then I would recommend (in no particular order)

Clark Lindsey’s transport news blogging on SAS 09

Rand Simberg’s Transterrestrial Musings about SAS 09

Henry Cate’s Why Homeschool (this is actually illegal in the UK) blog about SAS 09

Jeff Foust’s coverage of SAS 09 on his Personal Spaceflight blog

And finally here is SAS 09 coverage by Parabolic Arc

If there are any bloggers I’ve missed off, apologies, but five is pretty good going for any conference

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