Live Event: Space Sustainability and Orbital Traffic Management – A Conversation with Aarti Holla-Maini

The expanding space economy is experiencing rapid growth, evidenced by the proliferation of thousands of satellites currently in orbit. However, this surge in activity is leading to increased orbital crowding, raising critical questions for stakeholders. How can the global space community ensure the long-term sustainability of space, preserving it as a viable domain for commerce, scientific discovery, and technological advancement?

Featured Discussion: Space Sustainability with UN Office for Outer Space Affairs Director

Join us on April 3rd for an exclusive, direct conversation with Aarti Holla-Maini, the Director of the United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs (UNOOSA). Ms. Holla-Maini brings decades of experience in shaping international space policy, including prominent roles at NorthStar Earth & Space and the Global Satellite Operators Association. Her deep understanding of the sector offers valuable insights into the challenges and potential solutions for ensuring space sustainability.

Critical Issues in Space Sustainability

This session will delve into essential topics central to maintaining a sustainable space environment. Discussions will include:

  • Active Debris Removal: Strategies and technologies for removing existing space junk.
  • On-Orbit Servicing: Extending the lifespan of satellites and reducing waste through in-space maintenance and refueling.
  • Space Traffic Coordination: Developing effective systems for managing the increasing flow of spacecraft to prevent collisions.
  • Data Collection: Improving the gathering and sharing of information to monitor and mitigate space debris and orbital congestion.

Furthermore, the conversation will address policy obstacles currently hindering progress in space sustainability. Exploring key questions such as:

Policy and Industry Action

What immediate steps can governments implement to foster space sustainability? How can the private sector proactively contribute to these efforts? And what mechanisms for international collaboration are essential to ensure space remains accessible and operational for future endeavors?


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