Thu. January 9, 6:30PM
How political agendas and private innovation are shaping the future of space exploration.
The EU is about to install its first Space Commissioner, designated US President Donald Trump is expected to push for commercial space initiatives, and private-sector players like Elon Musk’s SpaceX are on the rise – space exploration has entered a new era.
The collision of political agendas, private-sector innovation, and technological breakthroughs raise a myriad of questions, which this talk between Max Haot, CEO of of Vast, which develops artificial gravity space stations, Marco Aliberti, associate manager and lead on international engagement at the European Space Policy Institute, and Joshua Posaner, a senior defence and space reporter at Politico, will tackle.
What is the role of the EU amid growing private-sector influence and US-led initiatives and how does it keep its independence? What is the future of the International Space Station (ISS), which is nearing the end of its lifespan? Which technological innovations are on the horizon? Will there be a moon base?
Join us as we explore humanity's future beyond Earth.
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