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January 28–30, 2026
SpaceCom | Space Congress: The Flagship Event of Commercial Space Week
Co-located with Space Mobility Conference and GSA Spaceport Summit
SpaceCom brings together NASA, Space Force, commercial launch providers, defense agencies, and the entire aerospace supply chain to engineer what’s next in the Second Space Age.
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Exhibit at SpaceCom 2026
The global space community reconvenes in Orlando for three powerful days of discovery, collaboration, and commerce. SpaceCom is where the business of space gets done—connecting buyers, engineers, decision-makers, and government leaders who are drawn not only by the exhibit floor, but by a high-level content program that sparks meaningful dialogue and drives real industry impact.
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Three Events. One Destination. Unlimited Possibilities.
Commercial Space Week brings together the entire space industry for one powerful week of networking, programming, and collaboration. With SpaceCom | Space Congress, the Space Mobility Conference, and the GSA Spaceport Summit co-located in one place at one time, you’ll gain cross-sector insight, forge strategic partnerships, and drive progress across civil, commercial, and defense sectors.
Commercial Space Week Programs
SpaceCom | Space Congress
Accelerating Commercial Innovation
Explore the technologies, partnerships, and policies advancing space-based commerce and sustainability.
Who Attends:
NASA Centers • International Space Agencies • Prime Contractors • Commercial Solution Providers • Satellite Operators • Manufacturers • End Users • Academia
Space Mobility Conference
Delivering Warfighter-Driven, Commercially-Integrated Solutions
In collaboration with the US Space Force and Space Systems Command, this program focuses on operational challenges and acquisition of commercial space capabilities to support national defense.
Who Attends:
U.S. Space Force • Space Systems Command • DoD Branches • Allied Forces • Aerospace Companies • Launch Providers • Investors • Policymakers
GSA Spaceport Summit
Expediting global spaceport development and policy alignment
The premier global forum for building a sustainable and scalable spaceport network through collaboration and funding strategies.
Who Attends:
Spaceport Operators & Developers • NASA • Commercial Tenants • US Space Force • DoD • Ground Service Providers • Defense Contractors • Government Agencies • Academia
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The SpaceCom Column
Fresh Perspectives from the Front Lines of Commercial Space
Explore insights, analysis, and commentary on the trends shaping the future of space commerce, policy, workforce, and innovation.
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Next-gen space startups are advancing technologies with strong potential to enhance U.S. national security in the era of New Space 2.0. -
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Japan is advancing its lunar ambitions through private-sector innovation, with ispace’s RESILIENCE mission marking a key step toward establishing technologies essential to the Moon’s future economy. -
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Planetary scientist Alan Stern shares insights on how today’s commercial lunar missions may be laying the early groundwork for a future lunar economy. -
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Eric Schmidt’s move to CEO of Relativity Space sparks questions—strategic bet, personal ambition, or the next challenge for a tech mogul driven by innovation. -
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The resurgence of space mining, fueled by new technology and players, suggests the industry may be ready to turn celestial resources into viable ventures, with lunar water extraction as the focus. -
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NASA’s CLPS initiative, with Firefly and Intuitive Machines, is accelerating lunar missions, testing technology, conducting experiments, and paving the way for future Artemis landings. -
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For the past three years, CES has been steadily integrating space tech into its Las Vegas show, shifting away from its traditional focus on TVs and PCs. -
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U.S. launch advancements are fueling commercial reentry innovations, with companies like Varda, Inversion, and Outpost leading efforts to meet commercial and defense needs. -
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This article discusses the shift to optical communication in satellite data relay networks, driven by programs like the Space Development Agency’s HALO, to enable faster and more secure data transfer. -
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As the world’s first purpose-build commercial spaceport founded in 2005 and officially declared open in 2011, Spaceport America has certainly gotten a bloody nose or two during its 18 years of constru ... -
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U.S. Defense Department’s HALO program aims to secure a resilient supply chain for PLEO satellites by diversifying launch options and exploring high-volume manufacturing for peacetime and crisis use. -
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As space operations expand, the debate between refueling aging satellites and deorbiting them intensifies. What are the advantages and disadvantages to each option? -
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Supporting a trillion-dollar space economy will require finding and retaining skilled workers to build the rockets, satellites, and the ecosystem of suppliers and services to make everything work. -
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As Starship moves beyond R&D into operations, Falcon 9 launches are going to continue to increase pace with an anticipated average of a launch every 2.5 days in 2024. Meanwhile, ULA’s Atlas, the work ... -
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Having two qualified vendors for launch services in any market segment is not enough, especially in a fast-growing arena where the Department of Defense anticipates putting up hundreds of satellites f ...
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SpaceCom is produced in partnership with the 51st Space Congress, the long-standing event produced by the Canaveral Council of Technical Societies (CCTS) in partnership with NASA-Kennedy Space Center (KSC).
