Small Satellite Conference 2020 – NASA Short Talks
Session description: Brief overviews of NASA small spacecraft missions, launches, opportunities, and announcements.
- Hitchin’ a Ride: SmallSats and Constellations at Goddard
Dave Wilcox – NASA Goddard Space Flight Center - Starling CubeSat Swarm Technology Demonstration Mission
Scott Miller – NASA Ames Research Center - Mission Design of a SmallSat Swarm in HEO
Stephen West – NASA Ames Research Center - Launch Your Innovation with NASA’s SBIR/STTR Programs
Bruce Cogan – NASA Armstrong Flight Research Center - NASA Flight Opportunities – a Stepping Stone to Orbit
Anh Nguyen – NASA Ames Research Center - Wikipedia for SmallSats: The SSRI Knowledge Base
Robbie Robertson – Sedaro Technologies - Thin-Film Solar Arrays for Very High Powered Small Spacecraft
John Carr – NASA Marshall Space Flight Center - Participation Opportunities for Teams Using Third Party Launchers
Elizabeth Hyde – NASA Ames Research Center - How to Make Your ODAR Easy
Yusef Johnson – NASA Kennedy Space Center - Leaving No CAPSTONE Unturned: How a CubeSat Pathfinder Will Enable the Lunar Gateway Ecosystem
Tom Gardner – Advanced Space, LLC - Mission to the Moon: Supporting NASA’s CAPSTONE Mission to Lunar Orbit with Rocket Lab’s Electron Vehicle and Photon Satellite Platform
Amanda Stiles – Rocket Lab - Solar Sail Propulsion and Near-Earth Asteroid (NEA) Scout CubeSat
Joe Matus – NASA Marshall Space Flight Center - Four-ish Minutes in the Life of a SPIM: How Space Launch System Secondary Payload Integration Managers Pave Payloads’ Way to Launch
Courtney Ryals – NASA Marshall Space Flight Center - Splashdown Is Just the Beginning: The End of Artemis I is the Beginning for SLS CubeSats. Here’s a Look Ahead at the Years to Come
Scott Spearing – NASA Marshall Space Flight Center - Mars Small Spacecraft: The Opportunity of the Roaring 20’s
Nathan Barba – NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory - Multi-Mission NOS3
John Lucas – NASA Goddard Space Flight Center - How to Partner with NASA and Use Patented Technologies
Kimberly Hines – NASA Ames Research Center
