Author Archives: Lisa Kaspin-Powell

TOP From left: Arlene Busby, Seth Potter BOTTOM From left: Kathryn Sullivan, Arlene Busby, Valerie Frankel, Neal Hallford, Gary Westfahl This fall, OASIS continued their tradition of participation in the Los Angeles Science Fiction Convention. LosCon 46 took place on November … Continue reading →

https://outerimcon.com/ Presented by the Aerospace Legacy Foundation Exploring the Imagination of Science! OuteRimCon is a Aerospace, Science & Science Fiction Convention We are kid friendly with STEM, Panels, Presentations, Art Show Dealers Room and Special Events Visit https://outerimcon.com/guest-speakers for our … Continue reading →

The event described below, organized by the local section of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA), may be of interest. OASIS and the Aerospace Legacy Foundation will have a joint exhibit table there, so if you attend, be … Continue reading →

The OASIS Social at the Cosmic Brewery was a great success! They had a telescope event in front (they have such events every Friday and some Saturdays “Tacos and Telescopes”), a pop-up taco stand (they have other pop-up food stands … Continue reading →

OASIS Annual Picnic at Polliwog Park, August 19, 2017. Great people and lots of event planning! Watch for future events coming out of planning meetings such as this one. Clockwise around the table from bottom left: OASIS member (and go-to … Continue reading →

To OASIS Members: please check your email to make sure you got it. If you did not get it, please email lisakaspin [at] att [dot] net Thanks!

Like meeting new people? Like talking about space to space and science fiction enthusiasts? Here’s your opportunity! The 43rd annual Los Angeles Science Fiction Convention (LosCon) will be at the LAX Marriott from November 25-27 (Thanksgiving weekend). The theme will … Continue reading →

We are Titan Rover, a multidisciplinary team of over 40 engineers and scientists at Cal State Fullerton striving to compete in an international competition for the second straight year. The competition, called the University Rover Challenge, is hosted by the … Continue reading →

The grass roots pro-space movement has long worked for the day that outer space will be open for everyone to live, work and play. Much of the video history of the movement, however, exists only on old analog tapes in … Continue reading →

Click here to donate: https://www.gofundme.com/2dfwqnw I am Arlene Busby, widow of Dr. James M. Busby, who died on June 1, 2016.  As an aerospace historian people would seek out my husband for his vast knowledge and expertise.  Jim would get … Continue reading →