Drawing inspiration from “TEDx,” SGx cultivates an atmosphere that encourages young professionals, industry experts, and government leaders to convene and exchange valuable insights and experiences. The program addresses critical challenges and presents groundbreaking ideas, igniting the aspirations of future space pioneers.
During the first two days of SATELLITE, SGx gives a voice to students, young professionals, and emerging figures in the government and commercial space sectors, delivering thought-provoking talks on the past, present, and future of the space industry.
In collaboration with the Space Generation Advisory Council (SGAC) and the Future Space Leaders Foundation (FSLF), SGx stands out as one of the most dynamic events at SATELLITE!
SGx25 tickets can be purchased through the SATELLITE 2025 registration system.
Obtain your FREE SATELLITE Exhibit Hall Pass and secure your SGx registration for as little as $195 ($85 for professionals under 35 years of age)!
For two decades, the International Space Station (ISS) has been a cornerstone of cooperation, collaboration, research, and development in space. But like all things, the aging laboratory will eventually come to an end. As NASA plans to transition away from the ISS, a new generation of entrepreneurs is developing commercial platforms to possibly replace it. What might this future of commercial space stations have in store for international collaboration in low Earth orbit? How might the future of commercial space platforms be similar to the ISS era, and how will it be different? This panel, featuring the leaders from industry and government who are paving the path for commercial space stations, will feature a robust discussion on the many possibilities – and challenges – facing a transition away from the International Space Station.
This panel explores the critical operational challenges in integrating commercial space activities within a complex, multi-domain environment. With increasing commercial launches, there’s a pressing need for efficient coordination across maritime, airspace, and federal range operations. Panelists will discuss the intricacies of balancing innovation with safety and sustainability through coordinated efforts, including maritime tracking, airspace allocation, and range management. The conversation will also cover the essential role of international cooperation, addressing how cross-border policies and shared protocols can support a safe and sustainable commercial space ecosystem.
Space is often called the next frontier, and it bears many similarities to the American West in the mid-1800s — a lack of agreed-upon norms, behaviors, and policies; the congestion that follows explosive growth; and contention as many players vie over the same resources. Just as the “Wild West” transformed over the course of just a few decades, today’s space industry is dynamic, and its evolution will shape your career as a young professional in the space industry. This panel will discuss drivers and trends in the space landscape through the lens of professional development and charting your career path.
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