SESA brings together space influencers, innovators, groundbreakers, and decision-makers within all areas of the space community – astronauts, astrobiologists, engineers, scientists, entrepreneurs, educators, associations, and policymakers.
More and more organizations have begun pivoting to a virtual conference. There are a number of reasons why virtual conferences are gaining momentum.
In the last two weeks, two of the world’s most eccentric billionaires have claimed they went to space.
So attention now turns to Elon Musk, Tesla automaker and founder of Space X Corp. He is the third member of the very exclusive billionaires club of space enthusiasts.
British billionaire entrepreneur Sir Richard Branson won the first round last week when he and his crew flew his Virgin Galactic spacecraft, the VSS Unity spaceplane, to the edge of space.
Perseverance is the first rover to actually land in an ancient Martian river delta, located inside the Jezero crater.
If all goes well, one of the world’s richest men will be blasted into space next month by his own company.
The purpose of the SESA conference is to promote multidisciplinary conversation about issues related to both military and civilian space, at the intersection between science, technology and policy.