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Sacramento L5 Society Website Activity — Previous 30 Days

For the previous 30 days ending August 8, 2026, the Sacramento L5 Society website shows increased traffic together with a continuing stream of new and updated chapter content.

30-Day Website Activity

The August 8 traffic report records 883 visits during the last 30 days, up 98 visits from the previous report’s 785. That is an increase of about 12.5% in 30-day traffic.

The rolling 12-month total increased from 11,117 to 11,621 visits, a gain of 504. Total visits since tracking began on October 10, 2019 reached 32,519, an increase of 821 since the July report.

Several significant additions and updates appeared during the period:

• August 8 — Website Traffic Report: New traffic statistics recorded 883 visits during the previous 30 days, 11,621 during the previous 12 months, and 32,519 visits since tracking began.
• August 8 — NSS Chapter Activity Report Updated: The August chapter survey was revised again during the day to incorporate the newest publicly visible chapter activity and website information.
• August 8 — SpaceTalks Updated: The SpaceTalks page continued beyond the August program with information for the September 12, 2026 presentation by Dr. Jen Blank, covering robotic exploration and preparation of lunar lava tubes for future human activity.
• August 8 — L² (Lunar Legacy) SpaceTalk: The August Sacramento L5 program featured Gerald A. Blackburn and explored humanity’s relationship with the Moon, from ancient and Indigenous traditions through Apollo and the Artemis era.
• August 7 — NSS Chapter Activity Report: A new survey of National Space Society local chapter websites and visible signs of current chapter activity was published.
• August 2 — July 11 Sacramento L5 Meeting Report: The July meeting was documented and added to the site’s Mission Control activity section.
• July 11 — SpaceTalks: The August 8 L² (Lunar Legacy) program was announced and promoted.
• July 11 — July NSS Chapter Activity Report: The preceding edition of the chapter-activity survey was published at the beginning of the reporting period.

Overall, the previous month shows the Sacramento L5 Society website functioning not simply as a static chapter homepage but as an actively maintained record of meetings, projects, upcoming programs, chapter research, and outreach.

The 12.5% increase in rolling 30-day traffic, combined with multiple content additions and same-day updates on August 8, indicates continued use of the site and an increasing cadence of current material. The addition of the September SpaceTalk while the August program is taking place also shows the site being used simultaneously to document current activity and prepare for upcoming chapter programs.