NASA to Participate in Space Symposium, Broadcast Select Panels
WASHINGTON (NASA PR) — NASA Deputy Administrator Pam Melroy and Associate Administrator Bob Cabana are among the agency’s speakers at the Space Foundation’s 37th Space Symposium from Wednesday, April 5 to Thursday, April 7 in Colorado Springs, Colo.
Topics highlighted by NASA participants throughout the event include the agency’s Moon to Mars exploration approach including Artemis, technology, science, commercial partnerships, and more. A full agenda for the symposium is available online.
The agency will stream the following panels on NASA TV, the NASA app, and the agency’s website:
Tuesday, April 5
- 12:25 p.m. EDT – Plenary session remarks from Melroy about NASA’s Moon to Mars strategy and updated current milestones
- 1:15 p.m.: Artemis and Industry: Building the Space Economy. Panelists include:
- Kenneth Bowersox, deputy associate administrator for Space Operations at NASA Headquarters in Washington
- Jim Free, associate administrator for Exploration Systems Development at NASA Headquarters
- James Reuter, associate administrator for Space Technology Mission Directorate at NASA Headquarters
- Dr. Thomas Zurbuchen, associate administrator for Science Mission Directorate at NASA Headquarters
Wednesday, April 6
Members of the media registered for the symposium can attend “Small Satellites, Big Missions: Pathfinding CubeSats Exploring the Moon and Beyond,” a news conference featuring NASA leaders, at 6 p.m. EDT. The conference will take place in Media Room A of the event’s media center. To register for the symposium, media must email the Space Foundation at [email protected].
Participants in the news conference include:
- NASA Associate Administrator Cabana
- Elwood Agasid, deputy program manager for Small Spacecraft Technology at NASA’s Ames Research Center in Silicon Valley, California, and Space Technology Hall of Fame inductee
- Andres Martinez, program executive for small spacecraft in NASA’s Exploration Systems Development Mission Directorate at the agency’s headquarters
- Bradley Cheetham, CEO, Advanced Space in Westminster, Colorado
- Joe Shoer, engineer, Lockheed Martin, Denver
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Plus, I can think of at least three other places more deserving than Michoud of being called “America’s Rocket Factory.”
But they are the ones building “America’s Rocket”, the SLS, which has costed each America household $187.30 to date. (Dividing its $23 billion cost to date by the 122.8 million households in the United States). $187.30 will buy a lot of things for the average American household that are far more useful than America’s Rocket, the Socialist Launch System. And just think of how many fish and wildlife the acid exhaust from those SRBs will kill off on each flight.