In today’s episode of New Space, we talk to Dan Katz, CEO and Co-Founder of Orbital Sidekick, about how we can study Earth at the molecular level from space to improve security and sustainability.
In today’s episode of New Space, we talk to BlackSky’s Amanda Marchetti, Director of Market Development, and Morgan Cox, Senior Director of Business Development, about how BlackSky simplifies the Earth Observation end-user experience.
In this episode, we talk to Chris Robson, co-founder and CEO of Wyvern, about space-based hyperspectral telescopes.
In today's episode of New Space, we talk to Adam Bennett, Vice President of Marketing at HawkEye 360, about the use of RF signals and their unique ability to detect human activity on earth.
In today’s episode of New Space, we talk to Eric Cote, Director of Data & Analytic Services at Ursa Space Systems, about how their virtual constellation model reveals deeper insights about our physical world.
In this conversation with Mark Carmichael, Satellogic’s Senior Director of Business Development, we discuss Satellogic's mission to lower the cost of access to Earth Observation data.
In this episode with Don Osborne, CEO of EarthDaily Analytics, we talk about the critical importance of image quality to detect change through Earth Observation data.
In this conversation with Jamie Conklin, Head of Product, Astraea, we talk about the logistics of space travel, how his company is solving that problem, and how soon we’ll be living and working in space.
In this conversation with Jamie Conklin, Head of Product, Astraea, we talk about the logistics of space travel, how his company is solving that problem, and how soon we’ll be living and working in space.
In this conversation with David Bettinger, Chief Executive Officer, we talk about the logistics of space travel, how his company is solving that problem, and how soon we’ll be living and working in space.
In this conversation with Joel Sercel, founder and CEO of TransAstra, we talk about the logistics of space travel, how his company is solving that problem, and how soon we’ll be living and working in space.