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Dr. Brenda Forman contributes articles regularly to our newsletter which are reprinted here (now with her permission). Her column is insightful, timely, and always entertaining. Brenda is the Director of Marketing Policy for a large aerospace company in southern California and is a highly regarded teacher at the University of Southern California. She has spent many years with the federal government in the Office of the Secretary of Defense and later as a senior technology policy advisor in the Commerce Department.
July 1996: Kings and Queens of the Wild Space Frontier Very Smart Broads and Wild, Crazy Nerds
June 1996: For Mother Godspeed
April 1996: Russia Redux The Sturdiness of History
Mar. 1996: The Heliophiles Lament Dreaming of Orbital Sunshine
Jan. 1996: More Things in Heaven and Earth... And Getting Stranger By the Day
Dec. 1995: Reality Is A Crutch For Those Who Can,t Cope With Science Fiction
Nov. 1995: Where No Tourist Has Gone Before: Space -- The Final Front Tour
Oct. 1995: The X-Prize: Changing the world in real time
Sept. 1995: Danger: The Space Program's Neglected Asset
June 1995: Life on Luna: Mountains, Molehills and Hothouse Emotions
April 1995: Brenda Does Proust: Remembrances of Symposiums Past
Feb. 1995: Politicizing Technology: Undermining Our Future
Jan. 1995: Remote Sensing: Finally Attaining Orbit
Nov. 1994: Space at the End of the Cretaceous: Real-Time Evolution
Oct. 1994: National Space Transportation Roundtable
Sept. 1994: Armageddon as a Spectator Sport
July 1994: Apollo's Heritage Betrayed
June 1994: We Are Not Alone
May 1994: "Clementine": No Good Deed Goes Unpunished
April 1994: Commercial Space: Aging Oxymoron
March 1994: QUO VADIMUS?: An Unscientific Survey - Part II
Feb. 1994: QUO VADIMUS?: An Unscientific Survey - Part I
Nov. 1993: BIOSPHERE RE-ENTRY DAY: The Press Pouted
Oct. 1993: BATTLEFIELD REPORT
Sept. 1993: "Apollo: Too Much Too Soon?": The Perils of Past Glories
July 1993: "Tiger By The Tail": The Space Station Dilemma
June 1993: "Station Redesign: Deja vu all over again"
Feb. 1993: "Dateline: Space 2012"