The first day of TC Sessions: Space 2020 concluded yesterday, and it was truly remarkable. Setting aside the playful language, today’s schedule features even more detailed discussions, question-and-answer sessions, and focused workshops with leading professionals in the space sector. The day also includes a startup competition and numerous chances to network with influential figures from government, commercial, and defense organizations.

Few industries are as intricate or require as much capital, so you’ll benefit from every piece of advice, perspective, direction—and financial support—available to successfully establish your space-focused business. Here’s a brief overview of some of the presentations and opportunities available on day two, all geared toward helping you create a thriving enterprise. Be sure to review the full event schedule to organize your day.

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Fast Money — Advancing Space Technology with NASA SBIR: This session will explore the Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) and Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) programs offered by NASA. Featuring Jenn Gustetic (NASA) and Lydia Etters (The Aerospace Corporation).

Starburst x TechCrunch — Pitch Me to the Moon: Watch as ten promising early-stage space companies present their innovations to a distinguished panel of judges representing various industry leaders, including Starburst and TechCrunch.

From Idea to Orbit: Rocket Lab has rapidly become a leading provider of launch services worldwide. Founder and CEO Peter Beck will discuss the company’s strategy for increasing access to space, encompassing more affordable and quicker launches, as well as its new satellite platform.

Bridging Today and Tomorrow’s Tech: Corporate venture capital funds represent a significant investment source for space startups, often providing partnerships that contribute to revenue generation and a clear understanding of project timelines. We will examine how these funds complement traditional venture capital to strengthen the overall ecosystem. Remember to submit any questions you have for the panel! Featuring Meagan Crawford (SpaceFund) and J. Christopher Moran (Lockheed Martin Ventures).

University Showcase — Boldly Innovating in Space, for Space (Part Two): The first part of this showcase was highly engaging, and you won’t want to miss the continuation of this university research presentation. Researchers and academics from USC, MIT, UCLA, ASU, and Caltech—all collaborating with The Aerospace Corporation—will share their insights into space research and highlight a variety of developing space technologies. Discover how these technologies are assessed and incorporated into government projects with NASA, NOAA, and the Air Force. Featuring Randy Villahermosa (The Aerospace Corporation), Kerri Cahoy (MIT), Bethany Ehlmann (Caltech), Craig Hardgrove (Arizona State University) and Dr. James M. Weygand (UCLA).

Don’t Miss Out: There’s still time to purchase a pass to access all of yesterday’s content and immediately connect with the global space community—for a price starting at just $50.