Elon Musk, Founder & Chief Engineer, SpaceX - SATELLITE 2020 Opening Day Keynote Via Satellite Magazine 2020-03-09 | Elon Musk Keynote (Mon. March 9 | 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm)
Via Editors Recap World Space Business Week Via Satellite Magazine 2024-10-01 | This week Via Satellite editors Jeff Hill and Mark Holmes join the podcast to talk about their trip to Paris for the annual World Space Business Week. The annual September show was at a particularly interesting time this year, a month after the Olympics and just weeks before the U.S. presidential election. One of the key themes from the week is just how much the industry is grappling with SpaceX’s dominance and how to compete with SpaceX in launch, satellite communications and even Earth observation with Starshield. There are so many interesting storylines in the works right now with new rockets coming online, satellite operator mergers, and evolving discussion about standards. This episode is sponsored by AvL Technologies, an industry leading manufacturer of multi-band and multi-orbit satellite communications ground terminals for military, government and commercial applications. www.avltech.com
SATELLITE 2025 Agenda Preview from Chairman Jeffrey Hill Via Satellite Magazine 2024-09-27 | Hear about our plans for GovMilSpace and the Mobility Forum ahead of the full agenda launch!0:02: Hello, everybody. 0:03: This is Jeffrey Hill, executive chair of the satellite 2025 show coming this March in Washington DC. 0:12: I know that you have all been waiting for information about the conference program and I'm pleased to announce that we have the conference program decided we have the, the session topics mostly intact here. 0:28: And we will be publishing our full conference schedule to our website within the next couple of weeks. 0:35: But in this message, I wanted to give you a preview of the conference program that we have in place for our new GovMilSpace expanded government military space technology conference taking place at satellite. 0:51: We're going to have 16 sessions this year and I can share with you a bulk of that program and, and these are the session topics that we'll be covering. 1:02: So we'll have forward thinking space security strategies, assessing threats to the space environment. 1:07: We'll have enabling resilient proliferated war fighter space architectures. 1:13: We'll have a session on understanding future government procurement contracting processes and requirements for space. 1:20: We have a session on diversifying government and military launch capabilities. 1:26: A session on earth observation data and action for critical decision making. 1:32: A session on the evolution of commercially built military ground systems. 1:37: A session on direct to cell or direct device, battlefield communication intelligence technologies. 1:43: A session on resiliency in the supply chain, optimizing the government space industrial base. 1:49: We'll have a session on global collaboration and space situational awareness, keys to a sustainable space environment. 1:56: We'll have a session on the US Army Unified Network. 1:59: Another session covering in depth the UK Skynet program as a as a model of modernizing military operations. 2:09: We'll also have a session of leveraging safe and responsible A I in the government sector and also on space and counter space defense systems. 2:17: So it's a pretty extensive program. 2:19: I'm really, really excited about it. 2:22: I can also give you some sort of insight onto the mobility forum which is our end user driven terrestrial and satellite hybrid connectivity focused program. 2:34: You know, we'll be covering digital divide issues, we'll be covering enhancing passengers experiences on both in flight connectivity and also maritime. 2:46: We'll be talking about terrestrial cellular perspectives on direct device, smart powered, smart farming for the future. 2:54: So that smart agriculture, we'll have a couple of sessions on that topic. 2:59: We also talk about how operators and airlines are collaborating on in flight connectivity. 3:04: Five G end to end we'll have a mobile satellite connectivity for fleet operational safety and efficiency. 3:13: The path to realizing satellite enabled 6G and also a session on fire and public safety. 3:20: always connected IOT solutions for saving lives. 3:24: So those are two programs I just read off for you in detail. 3:27: Details of those sessions and descriptions will be posted on our website within the next couple of weeks and invitations will be sent out at the same time over the next month. 3:37: So we're very excited about this program. 3:38: We hope you are too and we look forward to seeing you in March. 3:42: Thank you.
Thursday Morning Conversation with Neo Space Group CEO Martijn Blanken Via Satellite Magazine 2024-09-11 | Neo Space Group (NSG) is a new player in the space industry in the Middle East, looking to champion Saudi Arabia's space industry. Backed by the Public Investment Fund (PIF), Neo Space Group has ambitions to bring the benefits of the latest satellite technology throughout Saudi Arabia. In this week's Thursday Morning Conversation, Neo Space Group's recently appointed CEO Martijn Blanken joins for a conversation about the company's goals.
What’s Propelling the Need for In-Space Mobility? Via Satellite Magazine 2024-08-06 | On-board propulsion is one of the biggest decisions that satellite operators make in the process of designing their spacecraft. The decision impacts the cost, weight, and capability of a satellite. And it can be a challenging decision to make because of the technology and fragmented nature of the propulsion market. In this episode of On Orbit, we talk to Dr. Daniel Perez Grande, CEO and co-founder of in-space mobility company Ienai Space. Daniel breaks down some of the ways the propulsion market is evolving. As the small satellite industry matures and the orbital environment in LEO gets more congested, its driving a greater need for mobility and onboard propulsion. He explains how prospective customers and investors look at the market, and some of the challenges startup propulsion companies are facing. Ienai Space is developing the Athena thruster, and Daniel addresses the company’s approach and the importance of looking at mobility holistically versus just a propulsion system. Also, Ienai Space is based in Madrid, and he also shares some insight into Spain’s startup space industry.
Thursday Morning Conversation With SpaceBridge CCO Javier Recio Via Satellite Magazine 2024-07-23 | Welcome to another of our Thursday Morning Conversation as we talk tech with one of the most dynamic companies in our sector. SpaceBridge is a company which provides a number of solutions to enable the efficient running of satellite networks. At SATELLITE 2024, in a major announcement, it announced the launch of its new ESTELLA VSAT solution, a solution that aims to make satellite bandwidth and power management even more efficient and easier. It was a major new release for the company. Javier Recio, Chief Commercial Officer, SpaceBridge, talks to TMC about ESTELLA, the opportunities for a company like SpaceBridge in a multi-orbit world and how the company is looking to make the most of this new era in satellite.
Keeping You Connected Via Satellite Magazine 2024-07-01 | Via Satellite and SATELLITE Conference & Exhibition - your trusted partners in connectivity.
Exploring NASA’s Post-ISS Space Station Options Via Satellite Magazine 2024-06-25 | With the approaching retirement of the International Space Station (ISS), NASA has contracted several commercial companies to develop orbital facilities that will fulfill the need for a wide range of research and business activities in space. In this episode, which is part of the Future Space Economy Series, we focus on NASA’s three contracted space station development partners – Axiom Space’s Axiom Hab One, Blue Origin’s Orbital Reef, and Voyager Space’s Starlab. Speakers from Voyager Space, Arkisys, and MDA Space compare and contrast deployment schedules, program costs, and capabilities of future commercial space stations in a discussion that maps out commercial space industry opportunities in a post-ISS world.
Fighting Wildfires from Space With the Earth Fire Alliance Via Satellite Magazine 2024-06-11 | Wildfires have a devastating impact on human and animal life, property, biodiversity, and air quality, local economies, and so much more. In this week’s On Orbit podcast, we hear about a new coalition bringing together NGOs, philanthropy, and a satellite company to change wildfire response. Satellite company Muon Space is working with the Earth Fire Alliance, a new non-profit to build and deploy FireSat — a satellite constellation purpose-built for global wildfire response. The full satellite constellation announced in May is planned for more than 50 satellites. It was designed with input from more than 200 members of the research and fire communities. Our guests for this episode are Cathy Olkin, former NASA scientist and principal scientist for Muon Space, and Brian Collins, executive director of Earth Fire Alliance. They share how this coalition came together and why they turned to space technology to bring new and accessible data to first responders, climate scientists, and governments.
How Planet Works with Partners to Accelerate its Impact With CFO Ashley Johnson Via Satellite Magazine 2024-05-28 | In this episode, we’re joined by Ashley Johnson, Planet CFO and president for a conversation about how satellite data contributes to transparency for peace and security, and how Planet works with partners to accelerate the impact of its data. Ashley shares the successes of some specific partnerships that deal with reducing tropical forest loss and mapping the impact of climate change on vulnerable populations. When there are so many impactful use cases for satellite data, Ashley gives some insight into how Planet decides which ones to focus its resources on. We talk about the business impact as well. As CFO and president, Ashley tells her team that they have to “do well in order to do good,” emphasizing that Planet needs to be financially sound in order to have the greatest impact for good. This episode is sponsored by AvL Technologies, an industry leading manufacturer of multi-band and multi-orbit satellite communications ground terminals for military, government and commercial applications.
Thursday Morning Conversation with iDirects Sridhar Kuppanna Via Satellite Magazine 2024-05-17 | Dive into the future of satellite communications with ST Engineering iDirect’s cutting-edge Intuition platform, as revealed in an interview with Sridhar Kuppanna, Senior Vice President of Engineering. Intuition is designed to meet the digitalization strategies of today’s most demanding customers, offering unprecedented flexibility, efficiency, and automation.
Building Deep Space Satellite Connectivity Networks Via Satellite Magazine 2024-05-07 | Connectivity is the cornerstone of today’s global economy and it will certainly be the case for the Future Space Economy, with even more complex, data-centric applications. We spent decades building the global satellite connectivity infrastructure around Earth, is it possible to replicate Earth’s satellite connectivity infrastructure on the Moon, or on other planets? This episode of the On Orbit Future Space Economy series explores what deep space satellite networks will look like, and how they will be built to perform in extraordinary environments. We’ll also discuss the history of deep-space exploration and research satellites and what we’ve learned from those missions. This episode features Matthew Harris, space focus area lead for QinetiQ; James Spicer, technical director of Kepler Communications US; and Sita Sonty, CEO of Space Tango. This episode was recorded live at SATELLITE 2024.
How TrustPoint Aims at the Commercial Future of GPS, with CEO Patrick Shannon Via Satellite Magazine 2024-04-23 | In this week’s On Orbit episode, we’re joined by Patrick Shannon, CEO of TrustPoint. Patrick won the 2024 Startup Space pitch contest at SATELLITE in March, competing against nine other startups. TrustPoint is building a commercial GPS system, and working toward its own constellation of around 300 spacecraft in Low-Earth Orbit (LEO) to offer GPS services that have more affordable precision, better security, and greater availability. Patrick breaks down some of the the limitations of traditional GPS and why we are now seeing more commercial businesses like TrustPoint looking to provide new solutions to GPS issues. He takes us inside the Startup Space experience, talks about the impact it has made on the company so far, and previews what’s next for TrustPoint. The company is shifting out of an internal R&D phase and into more demonstrations and testing with customers and partners. This episode is sponsored by AvL Technologies, an industry leading manufacturer of multi-band and multi-orbit satellite communications ground terminals for military, government and commercial applications. Learn more at avltech.com
On Orbit Podcasts Future Space Economy LIVE: Building Deep Space Satellite Connectivity Networks Via Satellite Magazine 2024-04-17 | Connectivity is the cornerstone of today's global economy and it will certainly be the case for the Future Space Economy, with even more complex, data-centric applications. We spent decades building the global satellite connectivity infrastructure around Earth, is it possible to replicate Earth's satellite connectivity infrastructure on the Moon, or on other planets? During this LIVE webcast taking place at SATELLITE 2024, our panel will discuss what deep space satellite networks will look like, and how they will be built to perform in extraordinary environments. We'll also discuss the history of deep-space exploration and research satellites and what we've learned from those missions.Speakers include Matthew Harris, Space Focus Area Lead, QinetiQ US; S. Sita Sonay, CEO, Space Tango; and James Spicer, Technical Director, Kepler Communications US.
Keynote Fireside Chat with Tom Mueller, CEO of Impulse Space and Founding Member of SpaceX Via Satellite Magazine 2024-04-15 | Tom will outline his new company's vision to lead the development of in-space transportation infrastructure, address the evolution of propulsion, share stories of his days with SpaceX, and answer your questions about the future space economy.
Air and Sea End Users Talk Changing Satellite Connectivity Needs Via Satellite Magazine 2024-04-15 | There is little doubt that aviation and maritime remain two massive markets for satellite connectivity. As end users, they have a lot in common. Both need connectivity over sea, and both have passengers that want an 'always-on' experience. This panel will feature end users from the aviation and maritime world to talk about the next generation connectivity experience and how their demands for satellite capacity are evolving in this decade and beyond.Speakers include Moacyr Camilotti, Director, Network, Connectivity Operations Governance, Carnival Cruise Lines; Glenn Latta, Managing Director, Inflight Entertainment & Connectivity, Delta Airlines; Despina Panayiotou Theodosiou, Co-CEO, Tototheo Maritime; and André Patrick, Manager, In-Flight Wi-Fi & Analytics, Air Canada.
The Intuition Vision: Mark Holmes interviews iDirects Don Claussen Via Satellite Magazine 2024-04-15 | ...
SATELLITE 2024 Conference Highlights Via Satellite Magazine 2024-04-04 | Catch up on SATELLITE 2024, from sessions to the Exhibit Hall!
To LEO, GEO, and Beyond: A Conversation With Tom Mueller Via Satellite Magazine 2024-04-02 | We have a special On Orbit episode from SATELLITE 2024 this week, a fireside chat with Impulse Space CEO Tom Mueller. Mueller is considered one of the world’s leading spacecraft propulsion experts. As one of SpaceX‘s founding members, he led the development of propulsion systems for the Falcon 1, Falcon 9, Falcon Heavy, and Starship Launch Vehicles, as well as the Dragon line of spacecraft. His work was crucial in the development of reusable rocket technology. Mueller spoke with Via Satellite editor-in-chief Mark Holmes during SATELLITE about his new company Impulse Space, an in-space transportation company working to deliver payloads to LEO, GEO, the Moon, Mars and beyond. Mueller describes his vision for Impulse Space to provide the transportation for the space economy of the future with Mira and the recently announced Helios kick stage. Our next episode will also be from SATELLITE. We’ll share the kickoff for the 2024 Future Space Economy series, Building Deep Space Satellite Connectivity Networks. This discussion features experts from QinetiQ, Space Tango, and Kepler Communications. Expect that in your feeds on April 16.
Wednesday Keynote Luncheon & Via Satellite Awards Presentation Via Satellite Magazine 2024-03-21 | The Wednesday Keynote luncheon program includes our Government & Military Forum keynote speakers and the presentation of Via Satellite Magazine's Annual Awards, as well as the Startup Space 2024 competition winner.Speakers include Doreen Bogdan-Martin, Secretary-General, ITU.
Wednesday Opening Keynote & General Session Via Satellite Magazine 2024-03-21 | Satellite Communications & Agriculture: Why Feeding the World is Dependent on Advanced Connectivity & Are Satellite and Cellular Worlds Converging or Colliding?During this keynote, Ryan Krogh, Global Combine and FEE Business Manager at John Deere, will discuss the importance of this partnership and: How satellite connectivity will bring advanced technologies like autonomy to the farm, enabling farmers to feed our growing world population while reducing their environmental footprint; How Deere plans to bring satellite connectivity to farms around the world, with the goal of connecting 1.5 million machines by 2026; The value of real-time information and data analysis on and off the farm and the pivotal role connectivity plays.Speakers include Ryan Krogh, Global Combine Business Manager, John Deere.Is satellite and cellular convergence a passing trend, or the natural evolution of connectivity infrastructure? Are we about to witness the birth of a new class of global hybrid satellite/cellular connectivity providers through m&a? During our headline Wednesday Opening General session, executive leaders with insights into both satellite and cellular worlds share their perspectives in an open and honest discussion on the pros and cons of convergence.Speakers include Nicole Robinson, Chief Growth Officer, Comtech; Hamid Akhavan, President & CEO, EchoStar; Mark Dankberg, Chairman of the Board, CEO, and Co-Founder, Viasat; Matt Desch, CEO, Iridium Communications; Paul E. Jacobs, CEO, Globalstar; and Michael Kool, Senior Product Manager, Connectivity, John Deere.
Tuesday Opening Keynote & General Session Via Satellite Magazine 2024-03-20 | Keynote & How Industry Leaders are Investing in Growth: Innovative Satellite Technologies for New CustomersSATELLITE 2024 kicks off its Tuesday Opening General Session with a keynote fireside presentation with Mr. Glenn Latta, Managing Director of Inflight Entertainment & Connectivity for Delta Airlines, joined by Echostar COO Paul Gaske.Speakers include Jeffrey Hill, Executive Chairman, SATELLITE 2024; Paul Gaske, Chief Operating Officer, Hughes; and Glen Latta, Managing Director, Inflight Entertainment & Connectivity, Delta Airlines.During our marquee Tuesday Opening General session, Via Satellite Editorial Director Mark Holmes asks our industry's most influential executives how they are scaling up and going on the offense with strategic investments in technology and new customer acquisition.Speakers include Mark Holmes, Senior Editorial Director, Via Satellite; Adel Al-Saleh, CEO, SES; Eva Berneke, CEO, Eutelsat Group; John Gedmark, CEO, Astranis Space Technologies; Daniel Goldberg, President and CEO, Telesat; Gwynne Shotwell, President & COO, SpaceX; and David Wajsgras, CEO, Intelsat.
SATELLITE 2024 Opening Day Luncheon & Keynote Via Satellite Magazine 2024-03-19 | SATELLITE 2024's opening day luncheon keynote program kicks off with opening remarks from MDA CEO Mike Greenley followed by our featured keynote speaker, Intelsat CEO Dave Wajsgras. In a fireside chat with Via Satellite Magazine Senior Managing Editor Rachel Jewett, Dave will share his thoughts on industry dynamics and disruption, growth strategies, and the latest trends that are driving more industry entrants, enhancing collaboration, and spurring new and innovative alliances across the sector. A senior executive in the space sector for more than two decades, Wajsgras will outline Intelsat's expanding role in shaping powerful new multi-orbit solutions for its customers around the world.Speakers include Rachel Jewett, Managing Editor, Via Satellite; Mike Greenley, CEO, MDA; and David Wajsgras, CEO, Intelsat.
Nuclear Weapons in Space: Behind the Headlines With Brian Weeden Via Satellite Magazine 2024-03-06 | A few weeks ago, space security issues took center-stage in the news after reports of a nuclear satellite weapon. This raised a lot of questions — What would a nuclear weapon mean in space? Why would Russia pursue this? In this week’s On Orbit episode, we dig into these questions with Dr. Brian Weeden, chief program officer of the Secure World Foundation, an organization that works to promote secure, sustainable, and peaceful uses of outer space. Weeden is an expert on space security issues and conducts research on issues like space debris, protecting space assets, and space governance. He explains the physical and geopolitical consequences of detonating a nuclear weapon in space, implications for the Outer Space Treaty, and how this situation has raised awareness of security issues in space.
SATELLITE 2024 Tuesday Opening General Session Preview Via Satellite Magazine 2024-02-29 | Hear what David Wajsgras, CEO of Intelsat, is most looking forward to at this year's SATELLITE Conference & Exhibition.
Exploring Potential in Quantum Tech, Diversity, and Creativity With Sonali Mohapatra Via Satellite Magazine 2024-02-06 | In this episode, On Orbit interviews Sonali Mohapatra, who works in quantum innovation at the National Quantum Computing Centre (NQCC) in the U.K. Sonali breaks down quantum technology and shares some of the future use cases that relate to the space industry. Read more about the quantum use cases for space in Sonali’s cover story in the Via Satellite November edition. In Sonali’s role as Quantum Innovation Sector Lead at the center she works to encourage quantum readiness across different sectors including space, healthcare energy, and more. We talk about some of the human implications of the responsibility she feels to contribute to quantum technology development in a way that serves the greater good. Sonali is a very creative person and deeply passionate about diversity and gender issues. We talk about how she brings all of that together in her work and the importance of a multidisciplinary approach, and mentoring and diversity initiatives she has been a part of. Read the quantum article here: interactive.satellitetoday.com/via/november-2023/imagining-the-future-of-quantum-computing-for-space
Keeping Space Clean and Safe for Everyone: The Global Sustainability Mission Via Satellite Magazine 2024-01-23 | There is always an inherent risk when doing anything in space. That said, a handful of space sustainability-minded companies are working hard to minimize those risks and prevent self-inflicted catastrophes. In this episode, we’ll learn about the true scope of the threat posed by space debris, congestion and the lack of situational awareness and about the technologies and solutions being deployed to keep space clean. We’ll also explore the value of space sustainability economy itself, and how government and private investment in green space tech will pay off in the future. This episode features Patricia Cooper, president and founder of Constellation Advisory; Audrey Schaffer vice president of Strategy & Policy for Slingshot Aerospace; and Kristin Shahady, business development manager for Astroscale U.S. This episode is part of the Future Space Economy Series which brings together global industries, space leaders, governments, and educators to explore practical applications for space infrastructure and technologies. Season Two kicks off live at SATELLITE 2024 with the session, Building Deep Space Satellite Connectivity Networks, on March 20. Register for SATELLITE to attend in person.
2023 Year in Review With Via Satellite Editors Via Satellite Magazine 2023-12-19 | 2023 was a big year in news in the satellite industry. Nearly all the top operators saw a mix of leadership changes, mergers and acquisitions, and major constellation updates. In this episode, Via Satellite editors Rachel Jewett, Mark Holmes, and Jeff Hill recap some of the biggest announcements in the satellite sector of 2023, and how they set the stage for 2024. This is our last episode of the year and we’ll be back with new episodes in January. Thank you for listening to On Orbit this year!
Thursday Morning Conversation with Omar Qaise of OQ Technology Via Satellite Magazine 2023-12-06 | ...
Explaining the Vital Space-to-Ground Link With SSC’s Erwin Mercado Via Satellite Magazine 2023-12-05 | SSC’s mission is: “We help Earth benefit from Space.” For SSC — Swedish Space Corporation — fulfilling that mission involves its extensive ground network that supports launches with real-time TT&C data and communicating with payloads. This episode of On Orbit features a conversation with Erwin Mercado, president and CEO of the company’s U.S. subsidiary, SSC Space US Inc, about the value of space communications. Erwin talks about the company’s rich history in space. Formerly known as Universal Space Network, the company was founded by Pete Conrad, commander of the Apollo 12 mission and third person to walk on the Moon. Erwin shares how the company has built up a portfolio of ground stations around the world to form the link between Earth and space, and how these communications are critical to support space missions. This episode of On Orbit is sponsored by SSC. For more information, visit sscspace.com
Satellite Policy and a Side of Space Movies With Henry Gola Via Satellite Magazine 2023-11-14 | What do satellite policy and space movies have in common? For starters, space debris often plays a key role in both. In this episode of On Orbit, we talk about regulation and space movies with Henry Gola, a partner in Wiley’s Telecom, Media & Technology practice. Gola has been part of some of the biggest regulatory developments, like representing the C-Band Alliance before the FCC. He gives a review of some of the top policy issues at the FCC right now, and we dig into the details of the regulatory framework for satellite-to-cell coverage. Gola also leads the “Hosted Payload” series on the Wiley Connected podcast, where he talks about famous space movies with policy experts. We chat about some of his favorites like “2001: A Space Odyssey” and “Gravity,” and how movies have raised awareness of issues like space debris. Hosted Payload link: soundcloud.com/wileyconnected
Future Space Economy Series: The Evolution of the Space Tourism Experience Via Satellite Magazine 2023-11-03 | As it exists today, the space tourism “experience” relies on the thrill of just being in space for a select group of dedicated space enthusiasts. However, for this budding tourism industry to grow, it needs to appeal to a broader mainstream audience and to those who want more than a rocket ride and a view of the Earth. This episode of the On Orbit Future Space Economy webcast series features experts who are working to build a more complete space tourism experience package that includes pre- and post-launch adventures, in-space activities and entertainment. Learn about your next potential vacation in space!
How Startups are Shaping the Future Space Economy Via Satellite Magazine 2023-11-03 | Over the course of this debut season of Future Space Economy, we’ve learned how dependent both private and public sector space investors are on startups to bring enabling technologies to life. Today’s space startups are pitching their products as the glue that will hold the Future Space Economy together. In this episode, the leaders and founders of space startups across multiple applications join us to discuss what they feel are the strongest opportunities for their businesses to succeed in an expanding space ecosystem. We also ask them if investors are buying into the space economy for the long haul, and whether or not startups could play a leading role in shaping space policy.
Why the MyRadar Weather App Launched its Own Satellites Via Satellite Magazine 2023-11-03 | With 50 million downloads and 950,000 ratings, and an average rating of 4.8 stars, MyRadar is one of the most popular weather apps, putting weather information directly in the hands of its customers. But this isn’t an ad for MyRdar, it’s the story of how and why a popular mobile app becomes a space company. MyRadar orbital ambitions, and is working on a satellite constellation to quickly alert to wildfires. MyRadar CTO Sarvesh Garimella about how and why the mobile app is investing in its its own satellites. The story turns the traditional Earth observation model on its head, as MyRadar is already an end user of satellite data, and now its purpose-building satellites for its own needs. He also shares how a weather app helps its users deal with climate change, how AI models are impacting weather forecasting, and why a digital-first weather company still invests in the power of real, human meteorologists. Correction: The intro of the podcast misstates the number of MyRadar downloads. The app has 50 million downloads.
What Does ESG Mean for the Space Industry Here on Earth? Via Satellite Magazine 2023-11-03 | When we talk about sustainability in the space industry, we’re usually talking to space sustainability issues like space traffic management and space debris. Amber Ledgerwood is trying to bring attention to sustainability issues here on Earth. Amber is the Senior Manager of Social and Environmental Impact at SES and she leads the operator’s ESG strategy. In this episode, Amber talks about how environmental, social, and governance issues apply to SES and the satellite industry. These issues range from the climate impact of space companies on Earth, diversity and inclusion, how a company’s products and services impact society, and also responsible behavior in space. She hopes her role influences the industry beyond SES and challenges other space companies to take concrete actions to minimize climate impact and improve diversity among their workforce.
Thursday Morning Conversation with Mike Di Paolo of Spacebridge Via Satellite Magazine 2023-07-26 | ...
10 Smallsat Startups to Watch in 2023 Via Satellite Magazine 2023-07-25 | Via Satellite editors Mark Holmes and Rachel Jewett share the 10 Smallsat Startups in the satellite industry that you need to watch.
Thursday Morning Conversation with Daniel Gizinski of Comtech Via Satellite Magazine 2023-06-29 | ...
Thursday Morning Conversation on Land Mobile with Intelsats Joel Schroeder Via Satellite Magazine 2023-06-15 | ...
Wed – Opening Keynote: S. Collar & General Session: Building a Secure & Dynamic Future Space Economy Via Satellite Magazine 2023-03-15 | ...
Tuesday – Opening Keynote: Dave Limp & General Session: Satellite Industry CEOs Look to the Future Via Satellite Magazine 2023-03-14 | ...
Monday Closing Keynote: Revolutionizing All-Domain Mesh Networks at Planetary Scale Via Satellite Magazine 2023-03-13 | ...
