Listen to Matthew Desch, CEO of Iridium as he discusses how low-Earth orbit satellites provide global coverage for tracking of maritime vessels, equipment monitoring, and automatic vehicle location, across a variety of sectors from agriculture, to mining, energy, oil and gas, to transport.

Congestion is becoming a reality in today’s new space world. With hundreds of HTS and thousands of LEO and MEO constellations in place or planned - the potential for increased interference continues to grow. How will the satellite industry adapt to meet the challenge? Listen to a conversation with industry experts and Satellite Interference Reduction Group (IRG) members to find out what new challenges lie ahead and how to address interference in a new space world.

Congestion is becoming a reality in today’s new space world. With hundreds of HTS and thousands of LEO and MEO constellations in place or planned - the potential for increased interference continues to grow. How will the satellite industry adapt to meet the challenge? Listen to a conversation with industry experts and Satellite Interference Reduction Group (IRG) members to find out what new challenges lie ahead and how to address interference in a new space world.

This is a golden age of technology for the satellite industry-HTS satellites, LEO constellations, reusable rocket boosters…and now a potential breakthrough in satellite ground stations. Will isotropic antennas technology leap-frog phased array antennas and upend antenna economics with a massive pricing differential? Listen to David Geen, Chief Operating Officer of Isotropic Systems as he explains the unique technology driving the development of isotropic antennas during this podcast.

This is a golden age of technology for the satellite industry-HTS satellites, LEO constellations, reusable rocket boosters…and now a potential breakthrough in satellite ground stations. Will isotropic antennas technology leap-frog phased array antennas and upend antenna economics with a massive pricing differential? Listen to David Geen, Chief Operating Officer of Isotropic Systems as he explains the unique technology driving the development of isotropic antennas during this podcast.

NASA Telecommunications Systems Manager Greg Heckler shares his thoughts on some of the latest scientific and technological achievements in space. He discusses extending the lifetime of spacecraft and satellites by robotically servicing and refueling in space. Greg also explores the concept of Deep Space Gateways and how NASA is developing robotic tools and technologies to assemble larger spacecraft in deep space.

NASA Telecommunications Systems Manager Greg Heckler shares his thoughts on some of the latest scientific and technological achievements in space. He discusses extending the lifetime of spacecraft and satellites by robotically servicing and refueling in space. Greg also explores the concept of Deep Space Gateways and how NASA is developing robotic tools and technologies to assemble larger spacecraft in deep space.

The economics of space have changed dramatically….satellites today can cost one tenth of previous generations and be delivered in a fifth of the time. Find out how this inflection point is driving innovation in Earth Observation. Listen to Anthony Baker, CEO of Satellite Vu to find out how this inflection point is enabling multiple satellites in constellations to deliver high frequency imagery and situation awareness information derived from automated monitoring and analytics direct to end users.

The economics of space have changed dramatically….satellites today can cost one tenth of previous generations and be delivered in a fifth of the time. Find out how this inflection point is driving innovation in Earth Observation. Listen to Anthony Baker, CEO of Satellite Vu to find out how this inflection point is enabling multiple satellites in constellations to deliver high frequency imagery and situation awareness information derived from automated monitoring and analytics direct to end users.

With Kay Sears, VP, Strategy and BD at Lockheed Martin. 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 how “New Space” is affecting government procurement, an ever more congested space environment and an increasingly interdependent relationship between commercial and government space interests. Kay Sears walks us through this transformation.