And a new Space Minds episode with Lt. Gen. John Shaw (Retired)
| With summer almost upon there's no let up in the stream of newsworthy content. Our editorial team is working on delivering video and audio programming that captures the pulse of the rapidly evolving space sector.
And with the recent success of—and growing interest in—Space Minds going on the road, including appearances at events like the Space Symposium and GEOINT, we're already planning at least one summer event at the Small Satellite Conference in Utah.
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Next Tuesday - A Conversation with Rep. George Whitesides (D-CA)
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The conversation will delve into Whitesides' roles on the House Armed Services Committee and the House Science, Space, and Technology Committee, where he serves as Vice Ranking Member. Notably, Whitesides has co-sponsored bipartisan legislation to enhance collaboration between NASA and the Department of Energy, aiming to bolster energy innovation and space exploration efforts. Register.
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| A New Space Age
"So in this kind of new space age, here we have an explosion of commercial ventures, many of them are now possible because of the decrease in space launch costs, with some new technologies, with low Earth orbit communications, and then I think you're going to see a lot of other phenomenologies from space. They're going to have commercial applications that we still haven't fully exploited. An example that I would give you, I think, is synthetic aperture radar, which is, to this point, been largely a national security phenomenology, but I think it has the capability to become a commercially leveraged phenomenology, and much the same way electro optical has become in the last 15 to 20 years or so."
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