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SUMMARY:40th SMALL SATELLITE CONFERENCE\, Aug 23-26\, 2026\, Salt Lake City\, Utah
DESCRIPTION:The 40th Small Satellite Conference will take place August 23-26\, 2026 at the Salt Palace Convention Center in Salt Lake City\, Utah. \nMore information is on the event’s website\, which says: \nThe Clouds Above the Clouds\nCelebrating 40 Years of Collaboration\nOver the past four decades\, the small satellite community has transformed from a dedicated few pioneers working on shoestring budgets into a global ecosystem of commercial\, government\, and academic innovators. This community of collaborators has solved some of the space industry’s most complex challenges\, redefining what’s possible in space. \nToday’s satellite constellations—systems of systems composed of hundreds or even thousands of satellites—collect\, process\, and deliver unprecedented amounts of data with latencies measured in milliseconds. High-speed space networking\, edge processing\, optimized ground infrastructure\, and increased launch opportunities form the foundation of this new era. These “clouds above the clouds” power critical missions in navigation\, Earth and space observation\, communications\, and beyond. \nThe 40th Annual Small Satellite Conference will spotlight the technologies driving constellation success and celebrate the thousands of people whose vision and collaboration have propelled the industry forward over the past four decades. Join us as we celebrate the past\, examine the present\, and shape the future of small satellites. \n \n  \n 
URL:https://spacepolicyonline.com/events/40th-small-satellite-conference-aug-23-26-2026-salt-lake-city-utah/
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SUMMARY:NASA ISS SPACEWALK 98 (3rd of 3)\, Aug 25\, 2026\, Earth orbit\, 8:35 am ET (NASA coverage begins 7:00 am ET)
DESCRIPTION:Update\, August 20: NASA astronaut Anil Menon and ESA astronaut Sophie Adenot conducted Spacewalk 97 on Tuesday\, August 18\, to replace a space-to-ground antenna. \nStubborn bolts slowed the work and they were not able to complete the task so they will go out again on spacewalk 98 on August 25 to finish that work and begin work on replacing a retroreflector. The spacewalk is expected to begin at 8:35 am ET and last about 6.5 hours. Coverage on NASA’s YouTube channel starts at 7:00 am ET. \nNASA is planning an additional spacewalk for September 1 if additional time is needed to replace the retroreflector or complete other tasks. NASA will decide after the space-to-ground antenna is installed. \nOriginal Entry: NASA astronauts will conduct three spacewalks in August 2026\, numbers 96\, 97\, and 98.  NASA’s press release provides information about what the astronauts will do. \nAs of July 31\, NASA has officially announced the spacewalk crew members only for spacewalk 96 (Jessica Meir and Anil Menon)\, but during a NASA briefing on July 30\, Jessica Meir and ESA’s Sophie Adenot were identified in a video as the crew members for spacewalk 98. \nInformation as of July 31 is: \n\nSpacewalk 96: August 6\, Jessica Meir and Anil Menon\, beginning at 8: 35 am ET.  NASA’s live coverage begins at 7:00 am ET on  Amazon Prime\, X \, YouTube\, NASA+\nSpacewalk 97: August 13\, further information TBA\nSpacewalk 98: August 25\, further information TBA
URL:https://spacepolicyonline.com/events/nasa-iss-spacewalk-98-3rd-of-3-aug-25-2026-earth-orbit-time-tba/
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SUMMARY:WSBR LUNCHEON ON "DEMO-TO-PROGRAM" CHALLENGES\, Aug 25\, 2026\, DC\, 11:30 am-1:30 pm ET
DESCRIPTION:The Washington Space Business Roundtable (WSBR) will hold its next luncheon on August 25\, 2026 from 11:30 am -1:30 pm ET at Hogan Lovells\, 555 13th St.\, NW\, Washington\, DC. \nThe topic is: “From Demo to Dollars: Why Promising Space Companies Still Hit a Wall on the Way to a Program of Record.” \nMore information and registration instructions are on the event’s website. \nSpeakers are:
URL:https://spacepolicyonline.com/events/wsbr-luncheon-on-demo-to-program-challenges-aug-25-2026-dc-1130-am-130-pm-et/
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