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Check out the latest issue of The Orbiter: The Space Advantage: Energy - October 2026 EditionRead the full issue here: h...
10/29/2026

Check out the latest issue of The Orbiter: The Space Advantage: Energy - October 2026 Edition

Read the full issue here: https://www.sspi.org/orbiter-space-advantage-energy

About the Issue:

Energy security now means resilience against disruption, integration of renewables, infrastructure visibility, and operational continuity in a volatile world. This campaign examines how satellite capabilities strengthen grid reliability, protect critical infrastructure from offshore wind to pipeline corridors, and support the global energy transition.

Topics include:

• Grid Resilience

• Infrastructure Monitoring

• Renewal Integration

• Geopolitics & Energy

Included in the issue:

Editorial from SSPI's Executive Director, Tamara Bond-Williams

• The Space Advantage: Energy (Member content): https://www.sspi.org/space-advantage-energy

Comic Strip

• The Hohmann Crew (Member content) - Power Trip: https://www.sspi.org/hohmann-crew-power-trip

Cover Story

• The Case for Space Based Solar Power by Space Solar: https://www.sspi.org/case-space-based-solar-power

Upcoming Events:

• November 12, McLean, Virginia – Orbit to Operations - SATCOM Panel: https://sspi.glueup.com/event/orbit-to-operations-satcom-panel-196726/

• December 7, London, UK – 2026 Better Satellite World Awards Dinner: https://sspi.glueup.com/event/2026-better-satellite-world-awards-dinner-187527/

Better Satellite World

• Power on Earth, Eyes in Space: Terrestrial Energy Infrastructure and Space Weather (Member content) by Onyinye Nwankwo-Omoloja, PhD

• Better Satellite World Awards Dinner: https://sspi.glueup.com/event/2026-better-satellite-world-awards-dinner-187527/

In Our Orbit

• The Space Advantage: Energy: https://www.sspi.org/space-advantage-energy-0

• Space Safety Economy: https://www.sspi.org/space-safety-economy

• Hall of Fame Nominations: https://www.sspi.org/sites/default/files/content-files/2027%20Hall%20of%20Fame%20Nomination%20Form.docx

Photo Feature

• SSPI-WISE at Women in Space & Defense: Global Connections & Conversations in Paris, France: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/sspi-wise_sspiwise-worldspacebusinessweek-wsbw2026-activity-7506787700780273664-tVYg

• Andrew Faiola (SSPI Chair) at the joint SSPI, APSCC, Paris Stammtisch get-together in Paris, France: https://mcusercontent.com/8041ef61c508dee9ec23494f8/images/05939175-b7bc-06f4-3564-62ed575eed17.png

Last Call: Submit a Nomination for the Space & Satellite Hall of Fame by October 30!Nominations for the 2027 Inductees t...
10/27/2026

Last Call: Submit a Nomination for the Space & Satellite Hall of Fame by October 30!

Nominations for the 2027 Inductees to the Space & Satellite Hall of Fame are open. The new inductees will be honored at the SSPI Night of Excellence on March 24, 2027.

The Space & Satellite Hall of Fame recognizes individuals whose transformative achievements have shaped the growth, success, and future of the space and satellite industry.

Nominations are due by October 30, 2026.

You can fill out the nomination form by downloading it and submitting it via email to [email protected].

• Download the nomination form here: https://www.sspi.org/sites/default/files/content-files/2027%20Hall%20of%20Fame%20Nomination%20Form.docx

Are we planning for the ground infrastructure that our growing satellite constellations will require? That's one of the ...
10/26/2026

Are we planning for the ground infrastructure that our growing satellite constellations will require?

That's one of the questions at the heart of our latest SSPI podcast with Scott Mumford, CEO of Go Global Communications, one of our newest corporate members.

As LEO constellations expand, satellite networks need more gateways, in more locations, with increasingly demanding technical and operational requirements.

Scott explains why the ground segment is becoming more geographically distributed, what that means for operators, and how Go Global Comms is helping build and maintain the infrastructure connecting satellites to Earth.

He also shares why Go Global Comms has joined SSPI and what the company hopes to contribute to our global professional community.

Go Global Comms: What Has to Change on the Ground?

https://sites.libsyn.com/125271/what-has-to-change-on-the-ground

10/22/2026

Get access to a professional network spanning every sector of the satellite industry

SSPI has spent more than 40 years serving the space and satellite industry. For most of that time, the industry looked a lot like commercial satellite. It still does, in many ways. But it also looks like launch, like earth observation, like in-space services, like defense and civil applications, like the emerging companies building the infrastructure that did not exist a decade ago.

The professionals doing that work deserve the same professional home the rest of the industry has had for decades. That is exactly what SSPI Corporate Membership offers.

Your company's people get access to a professional network spanning every sector of the industry. Your executives get first consideration for SSPI podcasts, roundtables, and industry conversations. New corporate members this year are invited onto the SSPI Podcast directly. And your company gets 30% off SSPI event and content sponsorships, including the Night of Excellence in Washington, DC and the Better Satellite World Awards Dinner in London.

The space industry is no longer waiting to be taken seriously. SSPI is where the people building it come together.

Visit www.sspi.org/join-sspi to learn more

Space is no longer just for space companies. Satellite intelligence, direct-to-device connectivity, PNT resilience, micr...
10/21/2026

Space is no longer just for space companies. Satellite intelligence, direct-to-device connectivity, PNT resilience, microgravity research and orbital infrastructure are beginning to reshape agriculture, energy, insurance, logistics, defence, healthcare, manufacturing and finance.

Explore where space can deliver measurable returns to Earth and which industries will benefit first at the 4th annual Space Economy Summit. October 28th & 29th in Orlando. Find out more > https://www.sspi.org/exclusive-member-offers

Silver sponsorship is open for the Better Satellite World Awards DinnerThe Gold tier for the Better Satellite World Awar...
10/20/2026

Silver sponsorship is open for the Better Satellite World Awards Dinner

The Gold tier for the Better Satellite World Awards Dinner has now been claimed, and Silver is still open. It's a strong way to be seen by the people shaping the UK and European satellite industry as we close out the year in London on 7 December.

The race for the 2026 UK Space and Satellite Personality of the Year is also taking shape. Two nominee episodes of The People Behind the Progress are already out, with one more to come.

Listen to Episode 1 with Barbara Ghinelli here: https://sites.libsyn.com/125271/the-connective-tissue-of-a-space-economy

Listen to Episode 2 with Paul Bate here: https://sites.libsyn.com/125271/credible-optimism-what-uk-space-needs-next

The full opportunities are in the prospectus, here:https://www.sspi.org/sites/default/files/content-files/2026_BSW_Awards_Dinner_Prospectus.pdf

To discuss them, contact [email protected].

And register for the dinner here: https://sspi.glueup.com/event/2026-better-satellite-world-awards-dinner-187527/

“You deserve to be here.” Carol Craig has built a career around going places she did not originally expect to go. She be...
10/19/2026

“You deserve to be here.”

Carol Craig has built a career around going places she did not originally expect to go.

She became one of the first women eligible to fly in U.S. Navy combat aircraft. She founded Craig Technologies. She built Sidus Space and took it public.

And along the way, she learned something about change: sometimes leadership means being willing to adapt before you know exactly where the new path leads.

In the latest SSPI Podcast, presented by SSPI-WISE, Carol joins Lyn Chassagne for a remarkably candid conversation about risk, resilience, trust, women in leadership, family, mentorship, and finding the place where you can lead.

What do you do when you know you are ready to lead, but no one recognizes you as a leader yet?

Carol’s answer ultimately comes back to action. Find the place where you can lead. Take the risk. And remember that you deserve to be there.



What advice would you give someone who is ready to lead and still waiting for the opportunity?

Listen to Ready to Lead: Carol Craig on Risk, Resilience and Making Your Own Path: https://sspipodcast.libsyn.com/sspi-wise-presents-ready-to-lead-carol-craig-on-risk-reslience-and-making-your-own-path

SSPI-WISE

Last Call: Submit Nominations for the 2026 “20 Under 35” Cohort by October 19SSPI’s annual 20 Under 35 honor roll recogn...
10/15/2026

Last Call: Submit Nominations for the 2026 “20 Under 35” Cohort by October 19

SSPI’s annual 20 Under 35 honor roll recognizes outstanding young professionals and entrepreneurs who are helping shape the future of the space and satellite industry.

The 2026 20 Under 35 honorees will be honored at the 2027 Night of Excellence, where the 2027 Promise Awardees will be named from among them. The Night of Excellence will put them on the stage and in the room with the 2027 Hall of Fame inductees.

Submit online here: https://www.cognitoforms.com/SpaceSatelliteProfessionalsInternational/_20Under35NominationForm

Download the form here: https://www.sspi.org/sites/default/files/content-files/20U35-2026-Nomination-Form.docx

Welcome to the Space Safety Roundup. Read the latest Roundup here: https://mailchi.mp/sspi/space-safety-roundup-octoberS...
10/14/2026

Welcome to the Space Safety Roundup.

Read the latest Roundup here: https://mailchi.mp/sspi/space-safety-roundup-october

SSPI's space safety work has received support from the American Space Exploration Children's Trust Fund, which honors the legacy of astronauts lost in the Challenger and Columbia space shuttle disasters and promotes space safety for future generations of astronauts. It is fitting, therefore, that this issue opens with a challenge from today's astronauts to think carefully about spaceflight and what safety truly means.

Readers can subscribe to receive the Roundup each month here: https://mailchi.mp/sspi/space-safety-newsletter

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