Satellites, Lasers and Data at the Speed of Light
Satellites have now become routers and are inter-connected with lasers forming an optical backbone in space.
Satellites have now become routers and are inter-connected with lasers forming an optical backbone in space.
With the advent of New Space, particularly LEO satellite constellations and HTS satellites, the traditional relationships between government contractors and DoD and civilian agencies have been upended.
Hear Doug share his thoughts on current space policy and the clear need for international agreements and regulation to turn space into an economic reality.
Philip shares his thoughts on X-band frequency; space situational awareness, mobility, jamming and the potential of hybrid HTS and broad beam capability.
Dr. Michael K. Simpson shares his thoughts on establishing the secure and sustainable use of the space domain.
Rebecca Cowen-Hirsch has been with Inmarsat for over 9 years, plenty of opportunity to see how the commercial satellite industry has changed.
Kirk Pysher shares his thoughts on the rapid growth of smallsats and the increasing market opportunity for traditional launch service providers.
Listen as Caleb takes you on a tour of the near-term future of space and beyond.
Chris discusses how recent developments in flexible and bendable Advanced Materials are significantly lowering costs in the space industry.