SpaceCom, in Collaboration with NASA

SpaceCom, In Collaboration with NASA

SpaceCom, in collaboration with NASA, is the business and partnership engine of Commercial Space Week, where government priorities, commercial capability, and industry innovation come together to advance space commerce.

200+

Speakers

250+

Exhibiting Companies

5,000+

Attendees

80+

Countries Represented

SpaceCom, in collaboration with NASA, brings together leaders from civil, defense, commercial, and international space to accelerate partnerships, procurement, business development, investment, and technology commercialization.

Why Attend SpaceCom?

Global Perspective

80+ countries are represented including agency delegations, international suppliers, and global investors. Strategic conversations happen faster when government, defense, commercial, and emerging space leaders from all over the world are in one place.

Insightful Programming Developed by Industry

200+ Speakers across government, defense, commercial space, launch, infrastructure, and operational sectors, along with 250+ exhibitors providing solutions to meet your program needs and business goals.

High-Impact Networking

Commercial Space Week is designed around access, creating opportunities for meaningful conversations, partnership development, and business momentum across the global space ecosystem. Meet the people shaping the future, from NASA and Space Force to launch providers, investors, and entrepreneurs.

SpaceCom is Built Around NASA's Highest Priorities

The SpaceCom program aligns with NASA's current priorities, giving attendees direct insight into the technologies, partnerships, and capabilities driving future missions.

Artemis Cadence and Architecture

Explore the future of Artemis through mission cadence, launch logistics, supply chain readiness, and lessons learned from Artemis II. Learn how NASA and industry are preparing for the next phase of human exploration.

Building the Moon Base

Discover the technologies and partnerships supporting the next phase of lunar exploration. Topics include cislunar mobility, robotics, human systems, habitats, and nuclear power.

American Presence in LEO

Examine the future of Low Earth Orbit through commercial space stations, orbital manufacturing, robotics, and space traffic management. See how commercial infrastructure is reshaping America's presence in LEO.

Science and Discovery

Learn how science missions, lunar research, and human performance studies are advancing exploration. Explore new opportunities for collaboration between NASA and commercial industry.

Nuclear Power and Propulsion

Explore how nuclear technologies could enable future lunar and deep space missions. Hear the latest thinking on power systems, propulsion, and mission architecture.

NASA Workforce and Industrial Execution

Understand how workforce development, AI-enabled operations, and supply chain resilience support NASA's future missions. Learn what's needed to scale the industrial base for the next generation of exploration.