SPACE SYMPOSIUM
TRACK PROGRAMS
Space Symposium Track Programs bring together industry experts and decision-makers for focused discussions on specialized topics shaping the future of space. These one-day sessions offer opportunities to exchange insights, explore emerging developments, and connect with professionals working across key areas of the space industry.
Track Programs
Track Program registration provides access to specialized sessions on Space Law, Space Science, Space Health & Biomanufacturing, and Artificial Intelligence (AI), held at Cheyenne Mountain Resort and Hotel Polaris.
Lunch will be provided for Track Program attendees on the day of the track session.
Track Program registration does not include access to the main speaking program at The Broadmoor or the Northrop Grumman Exhibit Center. Attendees wishing to access either must purchase Standard Registration.
| Pricing | |||
| 42nd Space Symposium Track Programs |
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
Developed in association with the International Institute of Space Law, the Space Law & Regulation Track examines current legal and regulatory issues affecting commercial space activities. Government and industry leaders will share perspectives on the evolving legal landscape and its implications for the space industry.
The program will feature the signature General Counsel Forum, followed by a networking reception hosted by Greenberg Traurig.
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 brings together government and industry leaders to examine current developments in space science and research. Discussions will cover NASA's science roadmap, Earth and climate science, advanced rocket technologies, exploration initiatives, space weather, and other emerging areas of research.
Location: The Broadmoor
NEW: Space Health & Biomanufacturing Track
Tuesday, April 13 | 9:00a.m.–5:00p.m.
$425
Presented in association with Baylor Center for Space Medicine and TRISH
The Space Health & Biomanufacturing Track examines the advances in space health, biotechnology, human performance, and life sciences needed to support safe, sustainable, long-duration human spaceflight.
From lunar exploration to future human settlements beyond Earth, the program brings together leaders from government, industry, academia, and research to explore emerging technologies and partnerships that will enable humans to live and work in space.
Location: Cheyenne Mountain Resort
AI & Space Track
Wednesday, April 14 | 9:00a.m.–5:00p.m.
$425
Presented in association with Baylor Center for Space Medicine and TRISH
The Space Health & Biomanufacturing Track examines advances in space health, biotechnology, biomanufacturing, human performance, and life sciences needed to support safe, sustainable, long-duration human spaceflight.
From lunar exploration to future human settlements beyond Earth, the program brings together leaders from government, industry, academia, and research to explore emerging technologies and partnerships that will enable humans to live and work in space.
Location: Cheyenne Mountain Resort
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Airline Partner Program
Space Foundation has partnered with Delta Air Lines, Southwest Airlines and United Airlines to offer travel benefits for attendees of the 42nd Space Symposium, taking place April 12–15, 2027, in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Attendees can take advantage of special offers through each airline's business and meetings programs.