Space Symposium
Space Symposium is the Number One Global Space Conference
The Space Foundation’s annual Space Symposium has become the world’s leading space conference, attracting senior international government, industry and space agency leaders as both participants and attendees. The 30th Space Symposium, held this past May in Colorado Springs, Colo., brought together representatives of 28 countries for four days of presentations, networking and meetings. In addition…
31st Space Symposium at a Glance
Online registration will open in early October for the Space Foundation’s 31st Space Symposium, the international space event that brings together all sectors to highlight accomplishments and address opportunities and issues facing the global space community today. The 31st Space Symposium is slated for April 13-16, 2015, at The Broadmoor in Colorado Springs, Colo., USA.…
Reserve Exhibit Space for 31st Space Symposium
One of the main reasons to attend the Space Foundation’s annual Space Symposium is the dynamic exhibit center, featuring the latest space technology, products and services from around the world. The thousands of people who tour the exhibits each year include C-level industry executives, senior decision makers and government officials. Exhibit space sells out every…
Nominate for General James E. Hill Lifetime Space Achievement Award by Sept. 30
The Space Foundation is now accepting nominations for its highest honor, the annual General James E. Hill Lifetime Space Achievement Award. Nominations must be received by Sept. 30, 2014, and the award will be presented at a special luncheon during the Space Foundation’s 31st Space Symposium, at The Broadmoor in Colorado Springs, Colo., in April…
Colorado Governor Signs Space Flight Bill at 30th Space Symposium
Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper participated in two events at the 30th Space Symposium in Colorado Springs. The Space Foundation’s Space Symposium is an international space conference held May 19-22 at The Broadmoor. On May 20, the Governor signed a bill in the Symposium’s Boeing Exhibit Center at the Colorado Space Coalition booth. The bill is HB14-1178…
Student Artists Greeted at Space Symposium
The 25 winners of the 2014 Space Foundation International Student Art Contest were invited to attend the Space Foundation’s 30th Space Symposium on May 21 in Colorado Springs. The contest theme, “My Spaceship Looks Like…,” challenged students worldwide, ages 3-18, to design their own spaceship and then interpret that idea into an original work of visual art in…
Photos Capture Highlights of 30th Space Symposium
See the places, faces and highlights from the 30th Space Symposium and Cyber 1.4 conferences in the Space Foundation photo galleries here. Photographers Tom Kimmell, Brad Armstrong, Chuck Bigger and Jeff Cloutier captured the action, beginning with the set-up of the Boeing Exhibit Center on Sunday, May 18, and concluding with the Reception in Celebration of…
Thank You to Our Symposium Volunteers
The four-day Space Symposium is the premier gathering of the global space industry and could not happen without the support and hard work of hundreds of volunteers. The Space Foundation deeply appreciates everyone who helped make this year’s event a success, including our more than 350 Symposium volunteers. Our extraordinary volunteers, who may work from…
Plan Now to Attend the 31st Space Symposium
The Space Foundation’s 31st Space Sympsoium will return to its usual timeframe in April for 2015. Plan now for this must-attend space conference, to be held April 13-16, 2015, at The Broadmoor. The Space Foundation’s Space Symposium has been firmly established as the single most important global space conference for all aspects of the space…
Symposium Featured Gen. Shelton and Director of National Intelligence Clapper
The Space Foundation’s 30th Space Symposium opened its main program on May 20 with featured speaker Gen. William L. Shelton, USAF, Commander, Air Force Space Command, who discussed space situational awareness, the Space Fence program and his concerns about the increasing need to track the hundreds of thousands of objects in space. Gen. Shelton is…