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Much of today's discussion focuses on gaining or restoring capability - but what happens if the conflict lasts longer than expected? This panel examines the logistics enterprise required to sustain mi …
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Featured Presentation: NASA+ Programming, James Tralie, Planetary Science Producer and Animator, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Astronaut Keynote: Clayton Anderson, "AstroClay", Former NASA Astronau …
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Global Spaceport Perspectives
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GSA Accomplishments in 2026 and International Goals in 2027 and Beyond
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As the United States prepares for an increasingly contested space domain, military leaders, acquisition organizations, and industry face difficult choices regarding which capabilities must move from c …
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White House Special Report- Michael Kratsios (Invited) Commercial Keynote- Mark Peller, President and CEO, ULA Michael Kratsios — White House Space and Technology Outlook What he is speaking on:The …
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NASA Executive Outlook- Jared Isaacman, NASA Administrator (INVITED) Economic Outlook- Mark Boggett, CEO, Seraphim Space) Jared Isaacman — NASA Executive Outlook What he is speaking on:NASA’s strate …
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NASA Launch Operations Executive Outlook- Brian Hughes, Director, NASA Kennedy Space Center Commercial Outlook- Gwynne Shotwell (Invited), President and COO, SpaceX Brian Hughes — NASA Launch Operat …
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Commercial space stations promise to preserve human presence in low Earth orbit while opening markets for research, manufacturing, national security, tourism, and international access. Yet the challen …
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The space domain continues to evolve at an unprecedented pace. Emerging threats, technological advances, operational lessons, and geopolitical developments are reshaping how military leaders think abo …
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Artemis II marked the return to crewed flight around the Moon and provided a test of deep-space systems with astronauts aboard. This panel brings together practitioners to examine what the journey rev …Speakers
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Future military operations will require commanders to employ a range of capabilities to generate and maintain operational advantage in a contested domain. Maneuver, augmentation, proliferated architec …
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Space has become a contested operational domain where military advantage can no longer be assumed. As the Joint Force grows increasingly dependent on space-enabled capabilities, maintaining operationa …
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How fast will future military operations in space need to move - and can today's Space Logistics Enterprise keep pace? Military operators, logistics leaders, and industry will examine the relationship …
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As operational requirements evolve, so too must the systems responsible for delivering capability to the warfighter. This session examines how acquisition, launch services, commercial partnerships, an …
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Scientific missions begin with a need: observe a changing planet, deliver instruments to the Moon, test materials in microgravity, study human health, or generate data that supports decisions on Earth …
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Commercial capabilities are advancing faster than the legal and policy frameworks intended to govern them. Activities in autonomy, servicing, manufacturing, resource use, commercial stations, lunar op …
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The space industry produces extraordinary technology, but technical success does not guarantee a sustainable company. Scaling requires a customer, a repeatable problem, a workable buying pathway, and …
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No nation can build every element of the space economy alone. Sustainable exploration, resilient security architectures, and viable infrastructure will depend on partnerships combining complementary c …
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Space infrastructure often requires substantial capital before demand, utilization, or revenue becomes certain. Government needs the capability, industry brings innovation and investment, and private …
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Space programs cannot scale without a workforce that is recruited, trained, cleared, equipped, and ready to perform in increasingly complex operational environments. This panel examines workforce as c …
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The space economy’s growth ambitions rest on supply chains and production systems often built for low-volume, bespoke programs. As demand rises, shortages in materials, components, test capacity, skil …
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Space cybersecurity can no longer be treated as a ground-network issue or compliance exercise after systems are designed. Satellites, mission software, cloud environments, ground stations, launch faci …
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A lunar presence begins with infrastructure, not a finished base. This panel focuses on the first systems that must operate on the Moon: power, communications, navigation, landing services, mobility, …Speakers
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The space between Earth and the Moon is becoming an operational domain, but sustainable activity will require more than individual missions. Building on CAPSTONE’s demonstration of navigation and oper …
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Artemis is shifting from a sequence of missions toward a campaign of lunar exploration, infrastructure, and partnership. This panel looks beyond the next flight to examine how NASA, industry, and inte …
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Living and working beyond Earth will test more than vehicles; it will test the human system. This panel examines how spacesuits, habitats, life-support systems, medical capabilities, training, behavio …
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The growth of the orbital economy is creating a labor problem: astronauts are scarce and expensive, while today’s specialized robotic systems can perform only a limited range of predetermined tasks. T …
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Operations on the Moon and missions deeper into space will require energy systems that can perform where sunlight, batteries, and conventional propulsion reach their limits. This panel examines nuclea …
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More rockets do not automatically create high-cadence access to space. Reliable launch at scale depends on a logistics system that includes spaceports, ranges, airspace, payload processing, fueling, t …
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Artificial intelligence is moving from analytical support toward systems that can plan, coordinate, and act. In space operations—where communications may be delayed, bandwidth constrained, and decisio …
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Spacecraft have traditionally been treated as single-use assets: launch them, operate them until fuel or capability is exhausted, and then replace or retire them. On-orbit servicing, life extension, i …
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Combat power cannot simply be assumed - it must be restored when capabilities are degraded, denied, or lost. This session examines the operational, industrial, and logistical challenges associated wit …
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Orbital safety is becoming an infrastructure problem with no settled owner or business model. As space objects grow in number and diversity, operators need accurate tracking, faster warnings, clearer …
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