The CyberSat events launched in 2017 with the flagship event CyberSatGov, previously known as CyberSat Summit. The events serve the satellite and government/military communities by fostering the conversations, networking and information sharing needed to thwart threat vectors. With an estimated 100,000 satellites in orbit by 2030 made up largely by small satellite constellations, many experts fear attacks are imminent and could be catastrophic if cybersecurity isn’t a priority now. CyberLEO brings together 200+ cybersecurity, government, and industry leaders to discuss how to…

Space is an exciting new frontier for the global economy, but like all frontiers, it exists largely without a legal framework to guide and protect the people and businesses that would participate in this economy. This webcast will bring space industry and legal experts together to address some tough questions related to space law and how it relates to new economic activity: How do we define corporate ownership, or liability in space? How would lawsuits over activities in space proceed?…

Didn’t we already go to the Moon? Why are we going back? What did we leave behind? In this episode, The Future Space Economy webcast host Jeffrey Hill speaks with researchers, entrepreneurs, investors, and civil space experts about why the world’s leading space-faring nations are racing back to the moon. We’ll discuss the value of lunar materials and resources, research on the “dark side of the moon,” and the economic opportunities created by just getting there (as well as getting…

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. In this episode, we’ll talk to people who are working to build a more complete space tourism experience package that includes pre-…

Most of us understand the damage caused by cyberattacks on Earth. In space, the consequences of cyberattacks are much more dire. They can sabotage years of economic activity, threaten national security and the lives of astronauts and in-space personnel, and spark uncontrollable military action in an already dangerous environment. In this episode, we’ll learn about how modern approaches to cyber and national security change when dealing with complex in-space infrastructure, and protecting human activity in space. In part 1 of…

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…

As we’ve mentioned in previous episodes, 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…