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The Space Access Society (sometimes abbreviated '''SAS''') is an organization dedicated to increasing the viability and reducing the cost of commercial access to Space Travel . It was founded by Henry Vanderbilt, who was the president from the organizations' founding in 1992 until January 2006. ACTIVITIES The SAS was primarily noted for two activities:
The Space Access conferences are well known in the reusable space launch development community and space launch vehicle communities for bringing together key players at most of the companies working in the field, ranging from large conventional aerospace companies such as team members were consistent attendees. Presentations at the conference range from informal to viewgraphs and paper handouts. There is no conference proceedings, to encourage the free discussion of issues which participants may not want to go on documented record. Social networking among the industry leaders present was a major feature of the conferences as well. SEE ALSO EXTERNAL LINKS
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