Lokahi Sponsor – Space Foundation
The Space Foundation, with support from our other industry partners, will once again sponsor this year's Space in the Classroom activities and will host a Next Generation reception aimed at young professionals to network with seasoned industry leaders.
Lokahi Sponsor – Raytheon
We are pleased to welcome back long time conference supporter and Lokahi sponsor, Raytheon.
Laulima Sponsor – Orbital Sciences Corporation
Please join us in welcoming Orbital Sciences Corporation as Laulima sponsor. Orbital along with our other industry partners will co-sponsor this year’s space in the classroom activities.
Title Sponsor – The Boeing Company
We are pleased to welcome our Po‘okela sponsor, The Boeing Company. As title sponsor, Boeing will officially kick off the conference with the welcome reception on Tuesday evening. Join us as we say “Aloha” to friends all while listening to music by the U.S. Air...
Online Registration Available
Register today and take advantage of our early conference rate by registering prior to July 15.
Visit Us at the 27th National Space Symposium, April 11-14
We are pleased to announce our association with The Space Foundation, and look forward to having a conversation with you at the 27th National Space Symposium...visit us and our Hawaii Aerospace Partners at Booth #208, in Colorado Springs, Colorado. We see great...
General William L. Shelton to Deliver Keynote Remarks on Opening Day
The AMOS Conference is pleased to announce that General William L. Shelton, Commander, Air Force Space Command, US Air Force will deliver keynote remarks on opening day. This will be General Shelton’s second time keynoting the AMOS Conference; his first was in 2007,...
2010 AMOS Conference Highlights Video
Set against the beauty of the Pacific Ocean at the Wailea Marriott Hotel, the 11th annual Advanced Maui Optical and Space Surveillance Technologies Conference was held on September 14-17, 2010 and welcomed over 620 experts in the field from all over the world. To...
PS1 Telescope Establishes Near-Earth Asteroid Discovery Record
The Pan-STARRS PS1 telescope on Haleakala, Maui, discovered 19 near-Earth asteroids on the night of January 29, the most asteroids discovered by one telescope on a single night. Read the full article on SpaceDaily.com