During the Space Transformation Summit—hosted by Aerospace, AIAA, United States Space Force and TechCrunch—eight leaders engaged in a tabletop ‘riskgaming’ exercise designed by Lux Capital. Over the course of four rounds, players acted as CEOs of AI companies or government entities in a competition to outpace China in AI tech milestones.

In a post-game discussion with Tim Fernholz, Aerospace CTO Debra Emmons, Sam Ramji (Sailplane CEO and True Ventures’ AI Scout), Danny Crichton (Lux Capital), and USSF Lt. Col. Tim Trimailo shared their insights on the experience.

At AIAA's Ascend, Jamie Morin discussed how the US can advance its leadership in the space sector by leveraging the strengths of commercially-oriented firms alongside traditional government-led programs.

GPS is ubiquitous now, but the policies that govern this influential technology have evolved over decades, as documented in a recent paper by Aerospace's Brian Weeden — and discussed in a new Federal News Network podcast.

Steve Isakowitz, Aerospace's president and CEO, was a guest on Brenden Swanik's Chasing Space podcast. Steve shared insights about his career journey, his time at Aerospace, and his passion for the Matthew Isakowitz Fellowship Program.