Welcome - We are a group of space advocates from a wide range of backgrounds who believe that the United States now, more than ever, needs a president that can provide the vision and inspiration for our next generation of space scientists, entrepreneurs and explorers. John F. Kennedy inspired the world at Rice Stadium in 1961 and we believe that Barack Obama, once educated on our present challenges and opportunities, will do the same. In the face of increasing global space capability we feel that he can change how we, as humans, view space to inspire an international movement focused on robust robotic and Human Spaceflight goals. Join us at my.barackobama.com and help shape the future.

(2010) Spaceport America opens in New Mexico:  The world's first purpose built private spaceport.

(2020) An uncrewed Orion loiters in low lunar orbit ready to offer earth return capability to lunar crews on the surface.

(2012) Biggelow Aerospace's Sundancer station opens its doors welcoming its first guests.

(2009) Spirit begins its fifth year exploring the surface of Mars, exceeding its operational design life over 20 times. 

Crowds gather at the Wirefly XPrize Cup in New Mexico. The gathering has quickly grown to before a world renowned event.

(2033) A NASA led international team of scientists performs a routine excursion near Sabis Vallis, Mars.

Photos are courtesy of Spaceport America, Lockheed Martin Corporation, Bigelow Aerospace, X Prize Foundation, and NASA. The previously mentioned companies are in no way affiliated with Space Advocates for Obama

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