Safety, Capital, and What Happens After Artemis?
About this episode
The episode discusses the future of lunar exploration and the opportunities that arise post-Artemis, focusing on safety, investment signals, and organizational strategies.
Artemis has returned human spaceflight to the Moon. Attention is now turning to what follows — how activity between Earth and the Moon develops, where opportunity begins to take shape, and how safety and operational readiness influence participation. This rebroadcast of the May edition of the New York Space Business Roundtable , brings together perspectives from industry, finance, and policy to examine what is forming now, what signals matter to investors and operators, and how organizations are positioning themselves in response. This session explores: Where early opportunity is taking shape What signals matter to investors and operators How safety and reliability influence decision-making How organizations are positioning themselves for what comes next Featured speakers include: Shatel Bhakta , ESDMD SAO Lunar Architecture Team Lead, NASA Stephen Eisele , CEO, Lonestar Data Holdings Jessica Gregory , VP, Civil Space Programs, Voyager Technologies Zack Hester , Head of U.S. Office, Novaspace Paolo Pino , Co-Founder & CTO, Volta Space Technologies
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