
Space Lectures are proud to present veteran NASA astronaut Ed Gibson.
Apologies in advance for being the bearer of sad news but after a great deal of deliberation Ken Willoughby has decided that it is time to bring down the curtain on Space Lectures.
In common I’m sure with other events; the Covid pandemic has left an indelible mark on Space Lectures. Even now issues remain with Ken’s preferred venues and suppliers, that coupled with remaining unknowns and uncertainties make for anxious times when planning such an event. This plus an exchange rate that does us no favours has sadly left Ken with little option.
It remains for me to thank Ken on behalf of his small band of volunteers and loyal following of regular attendees for taking us on this wonderful journey: a journey that has lasted nearly 15 years and has forged many enduring friendships. Not to mention the £10,000+ that Space Lectures has been able to donate to UNICEF over the years. A charity particularly close to Ken’s heart.
Thanks again Ken it’s been a blast, to the space pioneers who have graced our stage: Ad Astra!!
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