Tracking fast-moving and maneuverable hypersonic weapons has been described as spotting a slightly brighter candle in a sea of candles. Difficult, but not impossible. With China and Russia advancing hypersonic missile technology, Pentagon leaders are turning to next-generation radars and satellites to detect and track these elusive weapons.On Mar. 27, SpaceNews will host a panel discussion with experts from industry and the national security community to explore how space-based tracking technology is evolving, what advances are on the horizon, and how the Pentagon and Congress can ensure the U.S. military stays ahead of the threat.Discussion will include:Tracking difficulties
New radars and satellites
Timely warnings
Chinese and Russian threats
David AriostoHost, Journalist, and author of the upcoming Knopf book “Open Space”SpaceNews
Masao DahlgrenFellow, Missile Defense ProjecCSIS
Chad FishPresident and GMOrion Space Solutions
Reggie BrothersOperating PartnerAE IndustrialRegister
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