Who is the chairman of British Interplanetary Society?
Prof. Chris Welch
British Interplanetary Society
| Region served | UK |
| Membership | Anyone with an interest in space |
| President | Prof. Chris Welch |
| Affiliations | International Astronautical Federation |
| Website | BIS |
Who founded the Planetary Society?
Bruce C. Murray
Carl SaganLouis Friedman
The Planetary Society/Founders
Is the Planetary Society a charity?
The Planetary Society is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization (EIN 95-3423566) as determined by the Internal Revenue Service.
How much is membership to the Planetary Society?
Membership Level Premiums With a membership of $4/mo or $50/yr, if you are new member, you will receive as a premium: Official member T-shirt in your choice of size.
How do I contact the Planetary Society?
Contact Us
- Membership Inquiries. Email: [email protected].
- Media Inquiries. Email: [email protected]. Phone: (626) 793-5100.
- Donations and Giving. Richard Chute. Chief Development Officer.
- Website Team. Comments, questions, etc.: [email protected].
- Planetary Radio. Email: [email protected].
How many members does the Planetary Society have?
The organization is supported by over 50,000 members in over 100 countries. We introduce people to the wonders of the cosmos, bridging the gap between the scientific community and the general public to inspire and educate people from all walks of life.
What is the difference between astrophysics and planetary science?
Planetary scientists are generally hybrid experts in astronomy, geology, chemistry, physics, and/or biology. Astrophysicists focus more on how physics is applied to astronomical objects like stars, galaxies, the interstellar medium, etc.
Is the Planetary Society tax deductible?
501(c)(3)The Planetary Society / Tax deductibility code
How much does it cost to join planetary Society?
With a membership of $20/mo or $250/yr, new members will receive as a premium: Official member T-shirt in your choice of size. Official member logo pin.
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