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19. Put Your Name on the Moon! Become an Endorser of the ILOA by simply providing us with your name and public support. All people of the planet are invited to participate and will get their name on the Moon! Endorse Direct Invest Interested in valuable astrophysical data, lunar broadcasting opportunities and ownership? The ILOA seeks qualified financial Investors from: Science/astronomy, space agency and government institutions Communications and NewSpace companies Philanthropists A select group of specialized and qualified Directors will be chosen to operate the ILOA and command the ILO mission and its follow-on human service mission. International Lunar Observatory Association Space Age Publishing Company ILOA Spectrum of Participation

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22. International Lunar Observatory Association ILOA Next Steps for 2007 … Financial Support Strategy Preparatory Meetings: 11 th ISCOPS, 16-18 May, Beijing, China Rutgers Lunar Symposium, 3-8 June, NJ, USA NewSpace (Return to Moon), 18-21 July, Washington DC 58 th IAC, 24-28 September, Hyderabad, India ILEWG ICEUM9 / ILC2007, 22-26 October, Sorrento, Italy ILOA Founder’s Meeting, 4-8 November, Hawai`i Island, USA

23. ILOA Founders Meeting & Preliminary Session 4-8 November 2007, Hawai‘i Island, Hawai‘i, USA Waikoloa Beach Marriott Hotel Founders Meeting: 26 September, 58 th IAC, Hyderabad, India Preliminary Session: Meeting Goals: Science/technology/astrophysics definition Identification/strategy of financing Organization Structure View Agenda and Register Online at: http://www.iloa.org International Lunar Observatory Association Space Age Publishing Company International Lunar Observatory Association 65-1230 Mamalahoa Highway D20 Kamuela, HI 96743 USA Phone 808-885-3473 Fax 808-885-3475 Email info@iloa.org

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