You don't have to live in Orange County to support the Orange County Space Society.
We have members in 19 states and three foreign countries!

Afghanistan

Germany

Sweden

Turkey

Areas with a star indicate an official OCSS event.

California: San Jose: Tour of the new Chabot Science Center; Edwards Air Force Base: Numerous shuttle landings, air shows, and invitations to firsts in aviation history; Los Angeles/Orange County area: Too numerous to count! But we're based here, so it's no wonder that we're one of the most active space organizations in the area. See the rest of the site to get an idea of just how active we have been--and will continue to be--in the southern California area; San Diego: Several space events and the Space and Science Center and the Reuben H. Fleet Science Center.

Arizona: Tour of Kitt Peak Observatory and visit to Novaspace Gallery.

New Mexico: Attending the 2001 International Space Development Conference and the first-ever X Cup in Las Cruces in Oct. 2006.

Texas: Houston: Special tour of Johnson Space Center as official media.

Florida: Attending several space shuttle launches as official media.

North Carolina: Covering and attending the 2003 Centennial of Flight events as official media.

Washington: OCSS member set up a display for the Deep Impact comet mission. Also, displays have been set up at the Museum of Flight in Seattle.

Washington, D.C.: Attending opening of the new Udvar-Hazy center.

New York: An official news outlet for the opening of "Star Trek: Nemesis."

Afghanistan: Organized a care package of space memorabilia and information to a new friend hungry for anything he could get his hands on about space.

Turkey: Izmir: Part of planning, organizing and management of the first ever summer conference and camp at Space Camp Turkey. Antalya: Lead a group of cosmic thrill seekers on an 11-day excursion to view a total solar eclipse. The trip also included tours of fascinating areas of southwestern Turkey.