ISPCS 2010 will again feature the superior speakers and high-quality sessions that our attendees have come to expect. We have added new tours this year, and multiple meetings will be held before and after the main sessions on Wednesday and Thursday. On Friday, the closing event of Space Week in New Mexico, attendees can join in the Spaceport America Runway Dedication and witness the long-distance capture-carry of Virgin Galactic's WhiteKnightTwo and SpaceShipTwo. Plan to be there for this historic event, when these state-of-the art vehicles pass over their eventual home base and operations center at Spaceport America.
Characterizing our industry will be the focus of ISPCS 2010. The future of the global commercial space industry requires us to bring to fruition ideas which have been talked about for years. People created the space industry and they created the challenge. The challenge is to deliver products and services to keep commercial space industry growing. Some of the early visionaries are ready to retire from government service. They may work with today's visionaries. They are interested in creating a market. They are interested in delivering leaner, capabilities driven, technically-competitive products and services for this market. One thing is certain: change is coming. We are going to increase access to space for mankind. ISPCS is where the leaders of commercial spaceflight business meet, listen, talk, collaborate and set the pace for their next steps. Join us. This year is not to be missed!
See the full schedule for the week of October 18-22
Pulitzer Prize Winning Author Neil Sheehan to Speak at ISPCS 2010
Pulitzer Prize Winning Author Neil Sheehan to Deliver Keynote at ISPCS on Wednesday, October 20
Neil Sheehan's long awaited epic "A Fiery Peace in a Cold War," will be the focus of the ISPCS Wednesday Keynote. The never-before-released history of the ICBM program is traced through the career of its visionary leader Air Force General Bernard Schriever, the civilian patrons, defense intellectuals and aerospace entrepreneurs who helped a new industry - the aerospace industry.
"The ICBM story is analogous to the current emerging commercial space industry," said Patricia Hynes, Chair of ISPCS. "Today's technical entrepreneurs are going back to the future as they create launch companies and facilities, drive policy, regulations and legislation -- all require leadership under pressure and clarity of purpose to guide the emerging commercial space industry."
ISPCS 2010, to be held Oct. 20-21 during Space Week in New Mexico.
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