In Space, No One Can Change Your Oil – Yet
Recorded on December 17, 2020. Once a spacecraft is in orbit, it’s on its own – but what if it could be refueled, repaired, refurbished, and if necessary, retired? This panel discusses how in-space operations could upend today’s engineering and business models.
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