SISC Events

SpaceParty Spain!

SISC provided a live lecture, audio and video, by Adriana Ocampo about her work on planetary impacts of asteroids in Mexico which may have caused the extinction of the dinosaurs. The lecture was broadcast live via the Internet using Quicktime and the Sorenson Broadcaster and was the first of many events SISC will conduct worldwide. If your organization is interested in cooperating with SISC for a broadcast event, please e-mail broadcast@spacesociety.org

Hundreds of people from all over Europe attended the event

Ignacio Lirio, SISC's Iberian Coordinator spoke about SISC and introduced the broadcast

Ignacio introduces Society President Michael Slage (seen on the screen over his shoulder) at SISC HQ in Washington D.C. who gave a brief welcome and introduction

Adriana Ocampo, on the left of the screen, illustrates the impact of an asteroid on Earth with a slide showing an artists rendition of just such an impact

Together in Space: Barcelona/Toulouse

SISC Spin Section Leader Ignacio Lirio Barajas leads off the events in Barcelona.

The Castle at Castelldefels which served as the site of TIS'98

Jordi Llorca enthralls the group with his presentation.

Some younger attendees enjoy the activities.

SISC President Michael Slage gives an interview for Barcelona Radio.

On a break outside the front of the House of Culture.

SISC Argentina Section Leader Cesar Bertucci discusses his own work on the Mars Global Surveyor Project.

A young SISC member knows where she wants to go.

SISC President Michael Slage gives an interview for Barcelona Television.

A heated debate in four languages on the nature of SETI, the Search for Extra Terrestrial Intelligence, is common for SISC events.

Ignasi Cassanova gives an overview of the past, present and future exploration of the Moon.

On a field trip to a local observatory.

SISC section leaders from Spain, Colombia, Argentina, The Netherlands, and the United States visit the Cite de'L Espace in Toulouse, France.

Looking towards the future takes on a whole new meaning at SISC events!

Computer and multimedia activities are an integral part of all SISC events.

SISC: Always Reaching For The Stars!

SISC Spin Section Leader Ignacio Lirio Barajas leads off the events in Barcelona.	The Castle at Castelldefels which served as the site of TIS'98	Jordi Llorca enthralls the group with his presentation.	Some younger attendees enjoy the activities.
SISC President Michael Slage gives an interview for Barcelona Radio.	On a break outside the front of the House of Culture.	SISC Argentina Section Leader Cesar Bertucci discusses his own work on the Mars Global Surveyor Project.	A young SISC member knows where she wants to go.
SISC President Michael Slage gives an interview for Barcelona Television.	A heated debate in four languages on the nature of SETI, the Search for Extra Terrestrial Intelligence, is common for SISC events.	Ignasi Cassanova gives an overview of the past, present and future exploration of the Moon.	On a field trip to a local observatory.
SISC section leaders from Spain, Colombia, Argentina, The Netherlands, and the United States visit the Cite de'L Espace in Toulouse, France.	Looking towards the future takes on a whole new meaning at SISC events!	Computer and multimedia activities are an integral part of all SISC events.	SISC: Always Reaching For The Stars!