Organised by the British Interplanetary Society, Reinventing Space is a conference and exhibition dedicated to advancing humanity’s future capabilities in space and highlights the trends that will define space enterprise a decade from now.
Each year, the conference brings together a network of innovators from industry, agency, government, financiers, academia and end users to present and discuss the key challenges and opportunities for future space leadership and growth.
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This year’s conference will be held in Liverpool, UK.
The theme of this year’s conference is ‘The Evolving Architecture of NewSpace’ and will focus on the key benefits and emerging issues presented by the increasing use of space in the coming decades.
As the number of active satellites in Earth orbit increases, the opportunities for interaction between different constellations are enhanced. Intersatellite links and roaming technologies should deliver improvements in a range of performance metrics, including satellite-to-satellite cueing, data fusion, data latency, and overall system capacity.
- Will new, cheaper launch vehicles and on-orbit servicing add to the pressure?
- Will the huge number of satellites increase the risk of collisions and further restrict astronomical observations?
- Can NewSpace companies provide the answers?
Papers are invited on satellite technologies, orbital configurations and architectural approaches that will exploit these opportunities and address these concerns over the next two decades. The programme will also incorporate our Beyond The Moon Symposium on the third and final day of the conference, which looks towards the longer-term possibilities and critical challenges for the future development and exploration of cis-lunar space, and beyond.
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Call for Papers now open – Please submit a short (500 words max) abstract for your paper to abstracts@bis-space.com including ‘RISpace 2023’ in the subject heading.
The Call For Papers opened on Monday 03 April and closes at 09:00 GMT on Monday 17 July 2023.
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Friday 13 October is the 90th anniversary of the founding of the BIS, in Liverpool, which will also host the Gala Dinner and the 2022 Sir Arthur Clarke Awards Ceremony – SAVE THE DATE! this event is not to be missed.
Nominations for the ‘Arthurs’ opened on 10 March and closes 28 July:
Click Here to find out more and submit your nomination!