SPACE SYMPOSIUM
TRACK PROGRAMMING
Space Symposium Track Programming offers a focused forum for exploring the specialized topics shaping the future of the global space ecosystem. Designed for meaningful dialogue and connection, Track Programming brings together experts and decision-makers to exchange ideas, build relationships, and advance collaboration across these critical areas of space.
TRACK PROGRAMMING
ACCESS TO SPECIFIC TRACKS AT CHEYENNE MOUNTAIN RESORT AND THE BROADMOOR ONLY
This registration is limited to special sessions focusing on Space Law, Space Science, and Artificial Intelligence (AI) being held at Cheyenne Mountain Resort and Hotel Polaris.
LUNCH IS PROVIDED: Lunch will be provided for Track Attendees on the day of the track session.
NOTE: Track Programming registrants will not have access to the live speaking program held at The Broadmoor, or to the Northrop Grumman Exhibit Center.
Access to the live speaking program held at The Broadmoor or to the Northrop Grumman Exhibit Center requires the purchase of Standard Registration.
| Pricing | |||
| 42nd Space Symposium Track Programming |
Industry: | $425 | |
| Mil/Gov: | $425 | ||
Space Law & Regulation Track
Monday, April 12, 9:00a.m.–5:00p.m.
$425
Presented in Association with the International Institute of Space Law (IISL) and Greenberg Traurig.
The Space Law and Regulation Track, developed in association with the International Institute of Space Law, will address pressing issues of space law and regulation impacting commercial space activities. Featuring government and industry leaders addressing a range of current issues.
The track will again feature the signature General Counsel Forum and will include a reception hosted by Greenberg Traurig to provide an opportunity for attendees to network.
LOCATION: Hotel Polaris.
Space Science & Exploration Track
Monday, April 12, 9:00a.m.–5:00p.m.
$425
Presented in Association with the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory.
The Space Science & Exploration track allows for in-depth discussions of a range of space science and research matters. Government and industry speakers will address the NASA science roadmap, Earth and climate science, advanced rockets, exploration initiatives, space weather, and more.
LOCATION: The Broadmoor.
NEW - Space Health & Bio-Innovation Track
Tuesday, April 13, 9:00a.m.–5:00p.m.
$425
Advancing Human Exploration
Presented in Association with Baylor Center for Space Medicine & TRISH
Exploring the technologies and innovations that will enable the next era of human spaceflight and exploration. This track will examine advances in space health, biotechnology, human performance, life sciences, and enabling systems that protect and enhance human capability while supporting safe, sustainable, long-duration missions beyond Earth. From lunar exploration and sustained human presence to the development of future settlements, the track will bring together leaders across government, industry, academia, and research to explore the technologies and partnerships needed to help humanity live, work, and thrive in space.
LOCATION: Cheyenne Mountain Resort.
AI & Space Track
Wednesday, April 14, 9:00a.m.–5:00p.m.
$425
Presented in association with Novaspace
The AI & Space Track showcases cutting-edge advancements in artificial intelligence applications for space exploration and operations. Industry leaders, scientists, and innovators gather to discuss how AI is revolutionizing satellite technology, autonomous spacecraft, mission planning, data analysis, and space debris management. This track highlights collaborative efforts between space agencies and tech companies to leverage AI for deep space missions, planetary exploration, and improving Earth observation systems, offering attendees insights into the future of AI-driven space endeavors.
LOCATION: Cheyenne Mountain Resort.
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Space Symposium Airline Partner Program
Space Foundation is pleased to partner with major U.S. airlines to help attendees maximize the value of their travel to the Space Symposium, taking place April 12-15, 2027, in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Through Business and Meetings programs with Delta Air Lines, Southwest Airlines, and United Airlines.