Webinars
Webinar Replay – Blockchain for Space
Blockchain is most often associated with Bitcoin, but the technology has important applications for many industries including the space sector.
On Demand Webinar – Space Innovation: The Trends Revolutionizing Aerospace
With the advent of private astronauts, commercial space traffic, and inventions such as the reusable Falcon rocket, the space industry is revolutionizing — one innovation at a time.
Webinar Replay | SPACs in Space: A New Frontier for Investment
The CEOs of AST Space Mobile, Astra, BlackSky, Rocket Lab and Spire talked with SpaceNews about going public via mergers with special-purpose acquisition companies (SPACs).
Webinar Replay | NOAA’s Future Satellite Architecture
SpaceNews talks with top NOAA officials about the agency's strategy for replacing its current constellation, the breadth of concepts it's considering and the path to defining a next-generation architecture.
Webinar Replay | Mars Exploration: Blueprint for the Red Planet
SpaceNews talks with the director of NASA’s Mars Exploration Program and the project scientist for the soon-to-launch Mars 2020 Perseverance rover mission about the status of the mission, next steps in robotic exploration, and how it leads to sending humans to Mars.
Webinar Replay | Sowing the Seeds for Future Space Technologies
Col. Eric Felt, director of the AFRL Space Vehicles Directorate, talks with SpaceNews Staff Writer Sandra Erwin and Editor-in-Chief Brian Berger about the R&D investments the directorate is making to help the U.S. military maintain a technological advantage in the space domain.
Webinar Replay | Defending the high ground (and rescuing astronauts)
Maj. Gen. John Shaw and Brig. Gen. Doug Schiess join SpaceNews Staff Writer Sandra Erwin and Editor-in-Chief Brian Berger for a broad-based discussion on Space Force operations, including the U.S. military's role in rescuing astronauts.
Webinar Replay | Back to the Moon: Private Partnerships for Lunar Landers
SpaceNews Senior Staff Writer Jeff Foust and Editor-in-Chief Brian Berger lead a live panel discussion about NASA's use of public-private partnerships to develop lunar landers that could return astronauts to the surface of the moon as soon as 2024. Featuring Draper, Dynetics and the Commercial Spaceflight Federation.
Webinar Replay | Intelsat’s Bankruptcy: Why Now and What’s Next
Intelsat filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy May 13. Join SpaceNews Editor-in-Chief Brian Berger and Staff Writer Caleb Henry for a live discussion with a panel of veteran analysts.
Webinar Replay | SmallSat 2020 goes virtual. What you need to know.
SmallSat Conference Chairman Pat Patterson will join SpaceNews Editor-in-Chief Brian Berger and Senior Staff Writer Jeff Foust on Tuesday, May 12, to take questions and discuss what the smallsat community can expect from this year's conference.
Webinar Replay | Space Force Gets Down to Business
Space Force Vice Commander Lt. Gen. David Thompson and a panel of military space experts discuss what’s next for the newest branch of the U.S. armed services.
Webinar Replay | From Orbital Debris to GPS vs 5G: Decoding the FCC’s Role in Space Policy
Join SpaceNews staff writers Jeff Foust and Caleb Henry for a panel discussion on the FCC's 5G and orbital debris actions and where the independent agency fits into space policy efforts by the Trump administration and Congress.
Webinar Replay | OneWeb’s Bankruptcy: Impacts and Implications for the Satellite Industry
SpaceNews Editor-in-Chief Brian Berger and SpaceNews Staff Writer Caleb Henry were joined by a panel of space industry analysts to explore these questions and more during a live webinar recorded April 7.
