Space policy roundup – Nov.25.2019 | Space-for-All at HobbySpace

A sampling of links to recent space policy, politics, and government (US and international) related space news and resource items that I found of interest (find previous space policy roundups here):

Schedule:
- What’s Happening in Space Policy November 24-December 7, 2019 – SpacePolicyOnline.com
Artemis:
Spectrum:
- FCC announcement unlikely to be the final decision about C-band spectrum – SpaceNews.com
- 5G deal reached that threatens weather forecast accuracy, experts say – The Washington Post
US states space:
US military launch:
- In protest decision, GAO negates Blue Origin’s claim that Air Force launch procurement favors incumbents – SpaceNews.com
- Full GAO Decision Explains Rulings on Blue Origin’s Protest of AF Launch RFP – SpacePolicyOnline.com
International space

Webcasts:

** Constellations, a New Space and Satellite Innovation Podcast: 64 – The Evolving Geospatial Industry, Temporal Resolution and the Evolution of Very High Resolution Satellites

On this episode of Constellations, the podcast from Kratos, we will discuss how the advancements in earth observation satellites have impacted the geospatial industry. We will talk about temporal resolution and cadence and explore the exciting new and unique technologies that the new generation of companies is developing. Plus, learn how very high resolution satellites have changed over the years.

Listen to Chris Tucker, Principal of Yale House Ventures talk about his experience in the geospatial industry, advancements in remote sensor systems and his experience as a member of the board of directors of the Open Geospatial Consortium and the US Geospatial Intelligence Foundation.

** The Space Show – Fri, 11/22/2019 – Dr. Kirby Runyon talked about “planetary nomenclature, taxonomy, the IAU and Pluto, the NASA-APL Interstellar Probe Concept Mission and much more”.

** The Space Show – Sun, 11/24/2019 – Dr. David Livingston led an open lines discussion with listeners.

We started out talking about TSS Annual Fundraising Campaign, my telling some fundraising and Space Show audience stories which I very much appreciated plus I asked for support for this year’s campaign to make us strong for 2020. We had several calleers on different topics from experimenting with people being put in suspended animation and attempt to apply the medical experiments to space travel. There was also a call expressing concern about all of the Elon Musk businesses and how that might impact SpaceX. The final call addressed Mach Principle research, the Woodward work on the same subject and rebooting a civilization should it be destroyed. In addition to the calls we had several emails on different topics.