Trump 2.0 – How Will the Space Sector Change?

Tyler Mitchell By Tyler Mitchell Jan7,2025

Join us on Jan. 15 as we discuss the Trump Administration and the space sector. The inauguration of President Trump’s second administration is poised to kick off changes to the U.S. space sector, building upon initiatives from his first term and introducing new directives.

We’ve assembled a panel of experts to discuss policy, commercialization, competitiveness and ask the tough questions, such how does Elon Musk (SpaceX) fit in as both a government customer, and a close adviser to Trump? How will conflict of interest be dealt with? What will China do?

Discussion Topics:

Continuation and expansion of space initiatives including the Artemis program, and United States Space Force.

Is a Space National Guard necessary?

Commercial space collaboration: Will the administration to strengthen partnerships with private space companies?

Where will deregulation efforts surface?

What are the challenges and opportunities?

David AriostoSpaceNews Host, Journalist, and author of the upcoming Knopf book “Open Space”

Lori GarverFormer NASA Deputy Administrator

Michelle HanlonExecutive Director,Center for Air and Space Law, University of Mississippi

Alex MacDonald (TBC) Chief Economist,NASARegister

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Tyler Mitchell

By Tyler Mitchell

Tyler is a renowned journalist with years of experience covering a wide range of topics including politics, entertainment, and technology. His insightful analysis and compelling storytelling have made him a trusted source for breaking news and expert commentary.

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