The Space Economy

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With the space economy generating close to a third of a trillion dollars globally each year and headed to being a trillion dollar economy, it's clear more focus needs to be put on what's driving the economy. We'll explore all aspects of the space economy including the trends, opportunities and challenges.

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Goodpods has curated a list of the 10 best The Space Economy episodes, ranked by the number of listens and likes each episode have garnered from our listeners. If you are listening to The Space Economy for the first time, there's no better place to start than with one of these standout episodes. If you are a fan of the show, vote for your favorite The Space Economy episode by adding your comments to the episode page.

Space Based Solar Power

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01/04/22 • 52 min

This weeks podcast special guest is John Mankins, formerly with NASA and now running a consultancy, ARTEMIS Innovation Management Solutions, LLC. John also works with an Australian startup, more on that later, and works with various other space organizations.

John also happens to be one of the foremost experts and advocates for Space Based Solar Power, our topic today.

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Standing up a Canadian Armed Forces space division

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05/20/21 • 45 min

On this weeks episode of the Space Economy podcast my guest is Brigadier-General Michael Adamson who assumed the role of RCAF Director General Space and Joint Force Space Component Commander in June of 2020.Today we're going to discuss how Canada's Armed Forces is adapting to an increasing congested, contested, and competitive space environment.

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The NASA Artemis Ecosystem

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05/10/21 • 31 min

NASA's next steps in the solar system include going back to the moon. The agency is working on its Artemis program that is supposed to put boots on the surface in the 2020s. It's a little different from the Apollo years. This time, the agency will be bringing in international astronauts and robots.To learn more about the Artemis ecosystem, we'll have a chat with Alex Ellery. Dr. Ellery is the Canada Research Professor in Space Robotics and Space Technology at Carleton University in Ottawa. He's also written extensively about the Artemis program.

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Kymeta ‘Magical’ Metamaterial Technology

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02/08/21 • 31 min

On this weeks episode of the Space Economy podcast our guests are Lilac Muller, VP Product Management and Jon Maron, VP Marketing of Kymeta.The company provides mobile internet solutions with their terminals connected to satellites and cellular networks. Today we'll be talking about the innovations the company has made in metamaterial made antenna's, the comms services they are now bundling with their terminals and what adding low Earth orbit constellations will mean for everyone wanting "comms on the move."

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An Introduction to China's Space Economy (Part 2)

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11/25/20 • 21 min

This is part 2 of our special on China's space economy.My guest again is Blaine Curio a space and satcom industry consultant based in Hong Kong who focuses primarily on China. Beside his own consultancy, Orbital Gateway, Blaine also consults as a Senior Affiliate with Euroconsult. And this past summer, he along with co-host Jean Deville, launched a podcast called the Dongfang Hour, or literally translated, Eastern Hour.

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Grant Bonin of Rocket Lab

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09/19/19 • 43 min

Hi, I’m Marc Boucher and this is the SpaceQ podcast. My guest today is Grant Bonin, Chief Engineer, Space Systems at Rocket Lab. Grant is making his second appearance on the SpaceQ podcast. The last time was in the spring of 2018 when he was the Chief Technology Officer at Deep Space Industries.In today’s podcast we find out more about Grant's departure from Deep Space Industries and his current activities at Rocket Lab including their new Photon small satellite initiative.Listen in.

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Inspiring Future Women in Science

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04/25/19 • 44 min

Today we’re featuring a panel discussion recorded at the Perimeter Institute on March 8th for International Women’s Day. The Inspiring Future Women in Science panelists included:- Moderator Kelly Foyle, Perimeter Outreach Scientist- Kona Williams, a Forensic Pathologist and Coroner- Shirley Tang, Nanotechnology Scientist- Camille Mitchell, Architect- Daniela Roeper, Mechanical Engineer.Listen in.

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Canada’s New Space Strategy Does Little to Reform Regulations

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04/11/19 • 38 min

My guest this week is Aram Daniel Kerkonian. Aram is an expert in space law and policy, a licensed Ontario lawyer and the Chief Legal Consultant of Ardaker Space Consultants. Aram is currently pursuing his doctorate in space law at McGill University's Institute of Air and Space Law, focusing on Canada's regulatory framework related to space.Today we’re going to discuss Canada’s new Space Strategy focusing in part on regulatory frameworks and how updating them will help Canada’s space sector, especially the fast changing commercial space sector. We’ll touch on space mining, ground stations, rocket launches and more. Recently Aram wrote an opinion related to the new Space Strategy.Listen in.Aram Kerkonian recent opinion on SpaceQ:- Finally, a New Canadian Space Strategy – But Wait, What do we do With This?http://spaceq.ca/opinion-finally-a-new-canadian-space-strategy-but-wait-what-do-we-do-with-this/

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Episode 77: Adam Trumpour, Founder, Launch Canada Challenge

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02/14/19 • 32 min

My guest this week is rocket expert Adam Trumpour. By day, Adam is a mild mannered engineer for Pratt & Whitney, by night he works on rockets and helps mentor students interested in rocketry. One of his latest endeavours is student focused Launch Canada Challenge. He’s also involved the $1M dollar Base 11 Space Challenge. Today Adam provides us an update on both projects.Listen in.

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Astrobotic, An Update

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12/07/22 • 57 min

In this episode of the Space Economy podcast we a have Future In-Space Operations Q&A from Nov. 30 with Mike Provenzano, Director of Lunar Surface Systems at Astrobotic Technology. Mike presented a comprehensive update on all of Astrobotic's programs. His talk was title "Astrobotic’s Space Logistics Services: Making the Moon Accessible to the World."

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How many episodes does The Space Economy have?

The Space Economy currently has 234 episodes available.

What topics does The Space Economy cover?

The podcast is about Nasa, Podcasts, Business and Communications.

What is the most popular episode on The Space Economy?

The episode title 'The US In-Space Servicing, Assembly, and Manufacturing National Strategy' is the most popular.

What is the average episode length on The Space Economy?

The average episode length on The Space Economy is 41 minutes.

How often are episodes of The Space Economy released?

Episodes of The Space Economy are typically released every 7 days.

When was the first episode of The Space Economy?

The first episode of The Space Economy was released on Feb 6, 2017.

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