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SpaceCom 2027, the flagship event of Commercial Space Week, will take place Jan. 12-14, 2027 in Orlando, FL.

The Global Commercial Space Conference and Exposition

January 11-14, 2027 | Orlando, FL

SpaceCom, in collaboration with NASA, powers and facilitates the network that makes business in space thrive and enables us to use space technology to create lucrative, yet sustainable opportunities for organizations worldwide. This annual event, co-located with the Space Mobility Conference and the GSA Spaceport Summit, attracts thousands of space professionals for an engaging conference program and a comprehensive expo with leading solution providers. SpaceCom is the essential link that brings together all those involved in the commercial space industry and advancing the business of space – including a strong focus on connecting public and private sectors.

10/14/2026

Get an investor’s view of the technologies, markets, and business models attracting capital and gaining commercial traction.

Drawing on his extensive SpaceTech portfolio, Mark Boggett will explore where capital is moving, which companies are gaining traction, and what separates promising technology from an investable business, all through a space-specific lens.

📅 January 13, 2026 at 9:00 AM
📍 Orange County Convention Center, Orlando, FL

Explore more keynotes and register at https://commercialspaceweek.com/spacecom/spacecom-schedule

10/13/2026

The Future of Space Commerce Starts Face-to-Face.

Commercial Space Week delivers direct insight into the technologies, partnerships, and capabilities driving future missions, from Artemis architecture and lunar infrastructure to AI-enabled operations.

Discuss what’s next with the people whose perspectives matter, in person.

Register now: https://commercialspaceweek.com/register
Expo is free now through October 31.

10/12/2026

Movement changes the architecture of space.
For decades, spacecraft have largely been designed to reach an orbit and remain there. A more dynamic space domain requires something different: the ability to maneuver, connect, sustain, and respond after launch.

In The Architecture Of Movement, Lt. Gen. John E. Shaw, USSF (Ret.) explores a critical layer still taking shape in space: an on-orbit logistics network.

“We are missing an on-orbit logistics layer.”

From mobility and refueling to sustained operations extending toward the Moon, Shaw looks at the infrastructure that could make movement a routine part of operating beyond Earth.
Read The Architecture Of Movement in LEO and Beyond: In-Space Infrastructure:
https://spacecomsecondstage.com/dynamic-space-domain/

10/09/2026

🚀 The newest issue of SpaceCom Second Stage is here!
LEO and Beyond: In-Space Infrastructure explores what happens when space becomes more than a destination and begins functioning as an interconnected operational environment.

Through 21 exclusive interviews, leaders across commercial space and defense examine the infrastructure taking shape beyond Earth and what it means for how we move, connect, manufacture, defend, sustain, and grow in space.

From the systems supporting increasingly dynamic operations in LEO to the infrastructure extending toward the Moon, this issue looks at the technologies, services, strategies, and policies building the next phase of the space economy.

The next era of space will depend on what we build once we get there.

📖 Subscribe to SpaceCom Second Stage to read the articles online and receive the digital magazine directly. Digital subscriptions are open to everyone, so you can follow every issue and the conversations shaping commercial space and defense.
https://spacecomsecondstage.com/

10/07/2026

Happy ! 🚀 This year’s Rocket Revolution theme celebrates how launch is changing and expanding what’s possible in space.

Those conversations continue this January at Commercial Space Week in Orlando, where leaders from across the space economy will come together to explore what’s next, with keynote speakers including Clayton Anderson, Retired NASA Astronaut; Mark Boggett, CEO of Seraphim Space; Brian Hughes, Director at NASA Kennedy Space Center; James Tralie, Planetary Science Producer and Animator at NASA GSFC; and more!

Here’s to the people and organizations turning what’s possible into what’s next.

World Space Week

www.commercialspaceweek.com

10/05/2026

Modular arrays. Laser swarms. Reflector swarms.

Three very different architectures are emerging around one enormous opportunity: moving energy through space.

In the Powering Space issue of SpaceCom Second Stage, Benjamin Calloway, Founder, Space Engineer, and Author at Photon Orbital Solutions, explores how these three space-based solar power concepts could shape the future of energy transmission and the infrastructure connecting tomorrow's missions.

Read "Arrays and Swarms: Space-Based Solar Power Architectures":
https://spacecomsecondstage.com/arrays-and-swarms/

10/01/2026

The next great space infrastructure opportunity may begin on the ground.

Rocket engine testing facilities support technology development, workforce training, propulsion validation, and commercial activity long before a vehicle reaches the launch pad.

In the Powering Space issue of SpaceCom Second Stage, Marino Moro, CEO of Novaeka, discusses how rocket engine testing is becoming essential infrastructure and creating new opportunities for emerging spaceports.

Read "Rocket Engine Testing: Why Rocket Engine Testing Is Becoming Essential Infrastructure":
https://spacecomsecondstage.com/rocket-engine-testing/

09/28/2026

Investment needs confidence. Companies need predictability. Markets need stability.

Clear policy and legal frameworks help create all three, providing pathways for emerging technologies to move from innovation to commercialization.

In the Powering Space issue of SpaceCom Second Stage, Paul Stimers and Katie Inman, Partners at Holland & Knight, discuss how policy is becoming part of the foundational infrastructure supporting the commercial space economy.

Read "Building the Rules for a Commercial Space Economy: How Policy Creates the Confidence to Commercialize Innovation":
https://spacecomsecondstage.com/building-the-rules/

09/25/2026

Breakthrough technologies create possibilities. Standards help turn them into repeatable operations.

As commercial space nuclear advances toward increased launch cadence, shared standards can create common approaches for designing, testing, transporting, processing, and launching nuclear systems.

In the Powering Space issue of SpaceCom Second Stage, Andrew Nelson, Chair of ASTM International's F47 Committee on Commercial Spaceflight; Alex Gilbert, Technical Lead of the ASTM F47 Space Nuclear Power Working Group; and David Schleeper, Lead for the ANS 31.1 Standard for Testing and Facilities for Space Nuclear Power and Propulsion Reactors, discuss the standards enabling commercial space nuclear.

Read "From Policy to Practice: The Standards Enabling Commercial Space Nuclear":
https://spacecomsecondstage.com/from-policy-to-practice/

RS&H

09/24/2026

We’re honored to share that SpaceCom has won the Trade Show Executive Magazine Gold 100 Award for Best Use of Technology and Data in 2025.

The commercial space industry moves quickly, and staying relevant means continually understanding the trends, technologies and priorities shaping what comes next. Our team has developed a technology- and data-informed approach to identifying emerging themes, strengthening our industry knowledge and making more informed decisions about our attendee and exhibitor needs.

The result is a more strategic method to building programming and experiences that bring the whole space ecosystem together around the issues and opportunities that matter.

We’re proud to see that work recognized by Trade Show Executive and grateful to the team behind it. Thank you for the honor!

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