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Moonlighter Sat Will Let Hackers Practice in Orbit

Debra Emmons, CTO, was interviewed about Aerospace's joint Moonlighter project.

NASA Picks Aerospace Corp. To Launch Cosmic

Aerospace was picked by NASA to run the Consortium for Space Mobility and ISAM Capabilities.

Notebook: Former NASA chief argues for sustainable space exploration funding

Aerospace has a team of specialists that help Space Force evaluate and use new technologies.

Aerospace CEO: More startups seek DoD work amid cash crunch

CEO Steve Isakowitz was interviewed about companies looking to the government for opportunities.

Space Workforce Group Baselines Industry Diversity Stats

Space Workforce statistics after one year.

Space Force in wait-and-see mode as ULA continues to investigate upper-stage anomaly

Randy Kendall, vice president of launch and architecture operations, was quoted in a SpaceNews article about ULA investigating an upper-stage anomaly.

Top aerospace organizations become more diverse, but 'work to be done' | Space Symposium 2023

Update on Space Workforce 2030 at Space Symposium 2023.

Manifest Space with Morgan Brennan

CEO Steve Isakowitz was on a CNBC podcast to talk about Space Workforce 2030.

Girl Scouts learn about Space and STEM

Girl Scouts had the opportunity to learn about STEM and Space in a Space Workforce 2030 project.

Leader Spotlight: Aerospace Corp. CEO Steve Isakowitz

Spotlight on CEO Steve Isakowitz.

China’s military aims to launch 13,000 satellites to rival Elon Musk’s Starlink

Marty Whelan, senior vice president of DSG, was interviewed about China's plan to build their own national security satellite system in LEO/Anti-Starlink network.

Pentagon Prepares for Space Warfare as Potential Threats From China, Russia Grow

Marty Whelan, senior vice president of DSG, presented at Aerospace's Space Warfighting 101 media briefing.

A DIY-rocket club’s risky dream of launching a human to the edge of space

Uma Bruegman, head of the Space Safety Institute, and Dr. Josef Koller, systems director for CSG, are interviewed on commercial human spaceflight safety regulations and the Space Safety Institute.

Thousands of satellites are launched into low orbit. It could harm the ozone layer.

Marty Ross offers insight on the potential environmental impact of proposed mega-constellations

Say hello to the Commerce Department’s new space traffic-cop program

Torrey Radcliffe and Robin Dickey talk about space traffic management/coordination and responsibility shift from DOD to NOAA OSCr.

How Satellites Can Help Win the Climate Fight

Karen Jones, senior technology strategist, is interviewed by Ted O'Callahan on climate change and space technology.