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SUMMARY:7th SpaceNews Icon Awards
DESCRIPTION:The 7th SpaceNews Icon Awards (2024) will honor excellence and innovation among space professionals\, companies\, and organizations during the previous 12 months. SpaceNews and industry VIPs will gather for an afternoon celebration of the year’s Icons in the space industry.
URL:https://spacenews.com/event/7th-spacenews-icon-awards/
LOCATION:InterContinental Washington D.C. – The Wharf\, Wharf Street\, Washington\, DC\, 20024\, United States
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ORGANIZER;CN="SpaceNews":MAILTO:gthomas@spacenews.com
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SUMMARY:11th Annual Space Resiliency Summit
DESCRIPTION:The 11th Space Resiliency Summit will bring together senior leaders\, experts\, and innovators to discuss the policies and operations necessary to ensure the safety and resiliency of US-space based assets and missions in an increasingly contested space domain. The 2024 Summit will highlight innovative technologies\, strategies\, and policies needed to assure continued space superiority for the U.S.
URL:https://spacenews.com/event/11th-annual-space-resiliency-summit/
LOCATION:151 St George\, Saint George Boulevard\, Oxon Hill\, MD\, 20745\, United States
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ORGANIZER;CN="Defense Strategies Institute":MAILTO:ewatters@dsigroup.org
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SUMMARY:2nd Earth Observation Commercialisation Forum
DESCRIPTION:Taking place at KAP Europa in Frankfurt (Germany)\, from 27 to 28 November 2024\, end users\, institutions\, entrepreneurs and companies of any size from the Earth observation (EO) sector will come together to discuss the commercial potentials and challenges of the fast-growing EO commercial space sector. The proposed theme for the 2nd CommEO is at the intersection between ‘Earth and climate initiatives’ and EO commercialisation: “Addressing climate challenges and opportunities with Earth observation for human and planet prosperity”. Advancing commercial space in Europe is a vital component of ESA’s Agenda 2025\, and the fast-growing EO sector has an abundance of possibilities that private businesses can capitalise on\, from satellites and ground infrastructure to value-added services that address real-world needs with information from space. All elements of the EO value chain will be addressed\, with a focus on businesses\, end users\, relevant policies\, and financial aspects as well as industrial and technical perspectives. The attendees will gain a deeper understanding of the market trends\, key drivers and challenges the industry is facing\, together with governmental policies\, funding opportunities and commercialisation strategies. Come to meet institutions\, industry leaders\, senior executives\, start-ups\, private and public investors and entrepreneurs\, to connect with potential partners. The event will include keynote speeches\, panel discussions\, demo corners and matchmaking opportunities with ESA and private investors.
URL:https://spacenews.com/event/2nd-earth-observation-commercialisation-forum/
LOCATION:KAP Europa\, Osloer Str. 5\,\, Frankfurt\, 60327\, Germany
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SUMMARY:Space get together - Charleroi
DESCRIPTION:This event\, hosted by ESA Tech Broker Belgium in collaboration with A6K\, is a great opportunity to connect with space companies\, professionals and enthusiasts.Did you know that from this year ESA is looking to boost space↔non-space tech transfer (both ways)? Incentives are available for any company that would like to build a concept\, demonstrate it with a customer\, valorize its IP or even just enter the industry.ESA is also trying to promote commercial relationships and activate private investments.Join the event to expand your network and find new opportunities!Agenda:15:30 Doors open16:00 Presentations (ESA Tech Broker\, A6K\, testimonials)5:00 PM Networking (drinks and finger food)More info at https://spacesolutions.be
URL:https://spacenews.com/event/space-get-together-charleroi/
LOCATION:E6K [Tech Education Center]\, Sq. des Martyrs 1\, Charleroi\, 6000\, Belgium
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ORGANIZER;CN="ESA Tech Broker Belgium":MAILTO:techbroker@spacesolutions.be
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SUMMARY:Space Tech Expo Europe
DESCRIPTION:The free-to-attend Space Tech Expo Europe is Europe’s largest B2B event for the space industry. This year is set to continue that trajectory\, as an additional hall has been added for you to explore. Get ready to ignite your network and engage with 700+ exhibitors from startups to top industry players\, as you discover the latest advancements in space technology. Hear from 150+ thought leaders as they discuss the latest trends and challenges across the Industry Conference\, Smallsats Conference\, Connectivity Conference and Exhibitor Technology Forum. That’s five halls\, four conferences\, three days\, two minutes to register for your free pass and one unmissable event! Register for free today.
URL:https://spacenews.com/event/space-tech-expo-europe/
LOCATION:Bremen Messe\, Findorffstrasse 101\, Bremen\, 28215 \, Germany
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SUMMARY:2024 Beyond Earth Symposium
DESCRIPTION:The Beyond Earth Symposium is the most influential annual forum focused on policies that will enable human expansion beyond Earth. Hosted annually in Washington\, DC by the Beyond Earth Institute\, the event brings together stakeholders from across the international spectrum to engage in shaping a policy agenda to achieve this end. Sponsors make this all possible\, with the tangible result of inserting our vision into mainstream space policy discourse.At the Beyond Earth Symposium 2024\, we will wrestle with the critical current issues of the day and delve into the bleeding edge issues that must be moved to the center of international debate. What we do in a post-ISS era is an urgent\, immediate concern. Policies that can foster the creation of a lunar-based economy are equally important.The audience will include stakeholders from the government (US and international; agencies and lawmakers)\, the space industry (legacy companies\, new disrupters\, and entrepreneurs)\, and academia (space policy and law). Both top-level officials and executives\, as well as policy professionals from respective organizations\, will attend. We invite you to join!
URL:https://spacenews.com/event/2024-beyond-earth-symposium/
LOCATION:American University Washington College of Law\, 4300 Nebraska Ave NW\, Washington\, DC\, 20016\, United States
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ORGANIZER;CN="Beyond Earth Institute":MAILTO:steve@beyondearth.org
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SUMMARY:NSSA's Space Weather and National Security Breakfast Eve
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a first-of-its-kind event as we explore the impacts of space weather on national security space missions. Space is a contested environment. From satellite operations to manned missions and from interplanetary exploration to ballistic missile deterrence\, understanding space weather is critical for ensuring mission success and space superiority. Featuring leading experts and researchers at the forefront of space weather science\, this event will uncover the latest insights\, innovations\, and strategies shaping our approach to measuring\, predicting and mitigating against space weather impacts. Gain unparalleled knowledge on how solar activity and geomagnetic storms can affect the space environment with resulting impacts on spacecraft operations\, communication systems\, navigation technologies and surveillance systems. Learn how knowledge of space weather conditions can aid in attribution efforts. Whether you’re involved in satellite operations\, spacecraft design\, or mission planning\, this event will offer invaluable perspectives on how to mitigate risks and optimize the performance of space systems. Don’t miss this opportunity to network with government and industry leaders\, exchange ideas\, and explore collaborative solutions that will define the future of space missions.
URL:https://spacenews.com/event/nssas-space-weather-and-national-security-breakfast-eve/
LOCATION:Tower Club\, 8000 Towers Crescent Dr\, Vienna\, Virginia\, 22182\, United States
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ORGANIZER;CN="National Security Space Association":MAILTO:alyssa.elman@nssaspace.org
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