Events Archive

The workshop objective is to establish a forum to discuss the best approaches for designing, modeling, analyzing, and testing modern space systems for acoustic, vibration, and shock environments.

The Spacecraft Thermal Control Workshop, now in its 32nd year, provides the aerospace community a forum to share new technology developments, analytical techniques, and lessons learned in spacecraft thermal control.

Please join us for the 33rd Aerospace Testing Seminar (ATS) on May 15-18, 2023!

The theme of this workshop is, "Testing in the Space Revolution."

For fifty years, the Aerospace Testing Seminar (ATS) has been inspiring engineers, managers, and leaders to share their experiences, discover new methods and procedures, and learn how others are coping with designing and implementing cost effective and affordable test programs. ATS has been providing an invaluable forum for learning and sharing groundbreaking innovations, identifying best practices, and promoting solutions for the aerospace test industry. ATS is here to help participants tackle today’s test challenges head-on.

The Space Parts Working Group (SPWG) is an unclassified, international forum to disseminate information to the aerospace industry and to resolve problems with high-reliability electronic piece parts needed for space applications.

Global events have required the space enterprise to continuously adjust what to build (capability), when to flex (capacity), and how to innovate. Lack of consensus (funding/ sponsorship/etc.) across the community have often left opportunities on the cutting room floor. However, i.ntegrated approaches crafted collaboratively by these communities can achieve outsized success. Several recent strategic intent statements are inspiring and motivating the current space enterprise.

At MSS 2023, let’s pull the thread on these strategic intent documents to understand what specific Calls to Action are needed to move from intent to operations. To frame that discussion, let’s look at what opportunities we’ve missed and obstacles to overcome to achieve the space enterprise’s full potential, and develop CTAs for the enterprise

The Space Power Workshop (SPW) provides an informal, unclassified, international forum for the exchange of ideas and information on space power. Technical presentations on advances in both components and system concepts are presented.

New this year, we will have a classified session that will be held at The Aerospace Corporation campus in El Segundo on Monday, April 24, 2023. All attendees MUST be a U.S. Citizen and possess a TS/SCI clearance.

MRQW provides a forum for discussing issues in all areas of microelectronics reliability and qualification for high-reliability and commercial applications. Technical sessions and keynote speakers cover the latest results or work in progress in microelectronics devices.

The Optical Communications Workshop (OCW) is a USG and commercial industry only forum, focused on the continued advancement of space optical communications technologies and systems for national security and civil space applications.

The New Actors in Space Workshop hosted by the Space Safety Institute will convene on ZoomGov over two half-day sessions, covering the material contained in the New Actors in Space Handbook compiled by the Secure World Foundation. This material will be enhanced with real-time consideration of case studies and discussions on international space policy and legal issues, national space policy and regulations, and responsible space operations.

The Aerospace Corporation will host the Session Two Program, “Increasing Perils of LEO Operations,” for the 23rd Annual SPRSA Small Payload Ride Share Symposium. Aerospace’s Dr. Mark Skinner hosts the session, which will include a number of Aerospace subject matter experts presenting on space safety-related topics,.

Andy Weir – #1 New York Times bestselling author of “The Martian” that became a hit movie – will sit down with Aerospace Futurist Kara Cunzeman to talk about his new book “Project Hail Mary”.

The Systems Engineering Forum virtual events, hosted by The Aerospace Corporation's Corporate Chief Engineer's Office, focuses on applying Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) across the space enterprise, contributing to mission success while fulfilling the digital engineering vision.

The virtual Systems Engineering Forum events springboard from the four very successful face-to-face forums and focus on unique contributions from The Aerospace Corporation to the broad space community. These events are applicable to U.S. government, international organizations, industry, vendors, academia, professional societies, and trade associations.

Special guest from DHS, John Felker, will discuss how to keep the space enterprise secure from cyber attacks. He will be joined by Aerospace experts, Lori Gordon and Ryan Speelman, in this episode. You don’t want to miss it!

The Space Policy Show is pleased to hear from Dr. Kris Lehnhardt, from NASA's Human Research Program, and Aerospace's own Kara Cunzeman and Dr. Angie Bukley. This episode discusses the elements that make human space exploration uniquely challenging. Why is space so hard on humans? What would it take to sustain human life in space?

Japan’s recent announcement that it is establishing its own military space unit has put its national security space efforts under the spotlight. What role will Japan play in the space domain? Tune in as Sam Wilson and Frank Rose address this issue.