Space Policy
Leveraging the US Space Industrial Base to Address Great Powers
In US law, the national technology and industrial base comprises the industrial bases of the US and its three closest historical allies (Australia, Canada, and the UK). Over the course of the last twenty years, the technological environment has ch…
21st Annual Global MilSatCom
SMi Group are proud to announce the 21st annual Global MilSatCom conference and exhibition will return to London on the 5th, 6th and 7th November alongside a Small Satellites and Disruptive Space Technology focus day on the 4th November.
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12th Annual Nebraska Space Law Conference: Global Perspectives on US Space Law and Policy
For the 12th year the University of Nebraska Space, Cyber, and Telecommunications Law program will host their annual Space Law conference in Washington DC. Topics include ‘Commercial Space Legislation: US and Global Developments,’ R…
The 20th Annual AMOS Conference
The Advanced Maui Optical and Space Surveillance Technologies (AMOS) Conference is the premier technical conference in the nation devoted to space surveillance. The cross section of military, contractor, and academic participation fuels important …
Space 4.0 : Management & Monitoring of the Environment
8th SpaceTech Symposium 28 June 2019, ESA ESTEC, Noordwijk, the Netherlands
Space 4.0 : Management & Monitoring of the Environment
Space 4.0 services from space allow for remote environmental monitoring of resources such as:
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Defence Satellites
With more satellites being launched into orbit there is a greater need to monitor the space situational awareness which is making it much harder for nations to find the perfect place to send their satellites into space.
Defence Satellites …
Humans to Mars Summit
The Humans to Mars Summit is the world’s largest annual conference that is focused on the goal of landing humans on Mars. The 2019 Summit will feature a diverse lineup of topics, technologies, breakout sessions, and audience participation that w…
Inaugural US-Brazil Space Summit in Washington DC
On March 18th, the CompTIA Space Enterprise Council and the Federation of Industries of the State of Sao Paulo (FIESP) will be hosting the inaugural US-Brazil Space Summit on the occasion of President Jair Bolsonaro’s visit to Washington DC. Th…
State Dept. official: ‘We need to have discussions about space’
As more actors engage in space activities, there are concerns that a competition for those resources could lead to international conflicts.
Canada doles out R&D dollars while new space strategy remains overdue
The Canadian government hopes to release its new space strategy in the coming months but in the meantime has provided $20 million in research funding for domestic space companies and universities.
Trump administration continues support of outer space norms of behavior
A former Obama administration official is optimistic that the Trump administration will continue to pursue the development of non-binding international agreements to promote norms of behavior in outer space.
New national defense strategy to shed light on Pentagon’s thinking about war in space
“What are we going to do about deterrence in space?” That is a question the administration should answer in the new strategy, said CSIS analyst Todd Harrison.
Space policy experts lay out their concerns: Will the Trump administration listen?
With commercial services becoming widely available for most space activities, this the “best opportunity in a generation” for the government to decide how to work with the private sector.
In the face of growing threats, Army scrambles to secure satellite links
A vulnerable satellite infrastructure has sent Army officials scrambling in search of solutions.
What a Trump administration means for space
A space policy of the administration of President-elect Donald Trump is likely to focus more on human spaceflight, technology development and commercialization, and less on Earth science.
EU draft space policy calls for more military involvement
A draft summary of the European Commission’s space policy raises the issue of retooling Europe’s Galileo navigation and Copernicus Earth observation programs to make them more attractive to Europe’s military forces and whether Europe’s spaceport in South America should receive commission financing.
