Events
Space Economy Leadership Summit
The Space Economy Leadership Summit will provide a forum for government and private sector leaders to come together and offer new insights and perspectives on this dynamic opportunity for growth and U.S. leadership.
Join 150-200 leaders from across Texas, Washington, DC, Florida, Alabama, California and across the nation as they discuss technology and economic policy that will fundamentally transform the Space Economy. We invite you to share your thoughts and goals on how this new partnership between NASA, state government and the private sector is critical to making this economic revolution possible and our role in the world of science and discovery sustainable.
Capitalise on the growing regional space and satellite market at Global Space Technology Forum 2010
Since its inception, Global Space Technology Forum has brought together over 3,000 leading industry professionals – including director level representatives from regional space, satellite and remote sensing projects and experts from worldwide space organisations – helping organisations build relationships and secure contracts in the growing regional space and satellite market.
Our goal at Global Space Technology Forum is to make sure we provide an opportunity for you to meet key decision makers from across the region’s space and satellite developments – over 25 of these were present at Global Space Technology Forum 2009. To view details on the region’s major projects and the audience you can expect to meet at Global Space Technology Forum 2010.
"Human Spaceflight and the Future of Space Science"
"As the Obama administration prepares to unveil its plans for NASA and the USA human spaceflight program, experts on space policy will convene in Washington DC on January 14 for a symposium on this topic. Scott Pace (TR), Director of the Space Policy Institute, will open the symposium with introductory remarks before a session on 'Science, Human SpaceFlight and Congress' featuring representatives of the House Committee on Space Aeronautics and the Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee. GWU professor Pascale Ehrenfreund (CL) and Stephen Katz of NIH will discuss the current state of human space flight, and Tom Cremins of NASA will give a talk with Len Fisk of the University of Michigan on 'Science and Human Space Flight Tomorrow.' Princeton University Professor Christopher Chyba (BR) is scheduled to give the closing keynote address. Universities Space Research Association (USRA) is cosponsor of the symposium. With a membership including 104 universities, USRA's mission is to advance the space-related sciences, develop and operate premier facilities and to promote space policy. (Credit: George Washington University, NASA, USRA)." Thanks to "The Space Calendar".
Global Space Technology Forum, Dec 7-9,2009, ADNEC, Abu Dhabi, UAE
"Hosted in Abu Dhabi, the UAE’s capital and fast emerging regional hub for aviation and aerospace, the Global Space Technology Forum provides the perfect opportunity to closely examine emerging Space technologies and business plans. Attending delegates can look forward to discussing the most up to date Space applications, trends and research in the market." This is the 2nd annual Forum held in Abu Dhabi and includes a commercial space session and increasing involvement by the West and the U.S., including Bigelow Aerospace and SpaceX.
Advancing NewSpace Conference | The Space Frontier Foundation
"Honor the 40th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing by spending 4 days (Jul 17-20, '09) discussing the latest entrepreneurial space industry events at the NewSpace 2009 Conference, the NASA Research Park, Mountain View, CA. The Space Frontier Foundation has extended online registration until July 10th, 2009 for space professionals and enthusiasts everywhere. Attendees will hear giants in the industry speak, and have access to intriguing exhibits ranging from NewSpace media and entertainment to the latest technologies. Network with fellow enthusiasts at the Students for the Exploration and Development of Space (SEDS), Teachers in Space, and the National Space Society (NSS) booths or pick up gear at the Space Frontier Storefront. You will also learn about the launch of the International Space University’s new MBA program at the ISU exhibit."
Innovation in Aerospace | A Workshop
The Workshop examined the challenges, lessons, and applicability of the information technology industry's practices for the aerospace community and the experience that innovative firms have had in working with government agencies. Two of the presentations have been put online after the event. Panel I covered "Introducing Silicon Valley to Aerospace" and Panel II covered "Public-Private Partnerships".
NASA Earth System Science at 20 Symposium
"A three-day symposium bringing together researchers, managers, and policy makers to examine the 20-year history of the NASA Earth system science program and its future. Event Sponsors/Hosts: NASA's Science Mission Directorate, Earth Science Division, Washington, DC, in collaboration with the National Academy of Sciences' Ocean Studies Board, Space Studies Board, and Board on Earth Sciences and Resources." There is significant linkage of the agenda of this event to climate change monitoring with potential commercial space applications. Open to the media and the public.
Government, Aerospace & Space Industry Knowledge
An introductory short course will be presented for non-industry attendees that covers the basic information needed to understand the Aerospace & Space industries and their relationship to government and supply-chain issues. Taught by an expert and specialist in these areas from CSA.
CubeSat Community Website - Developers' Workshop 2009
The next CubeSat Developer's Workshop is coming to San Luis Obispo, Apr 22-25th. New "nanosat" development and flight opportunities are emerging within the academic, industry and government sectors, and are now global in scope. The workshop concludes with an Aerospace Expo outreach event for students of all ages and teachers.
Space Economy Symposium
Will be a half-day meeting (March 13, 2009) at the Dept of Commerce of industry, government and entrepreneurs reviewing issues related to the importance of space commerce for U.S. competitiveness in the global marketplace.