Student Discount Passes for TechCrunch Sessions: Space 2020

The question of whether space represents the ultimate boundary remains open, but it undeniably constitutes the next significant area of exploration for us. From December 16th to 17th, we are presenting TC Sessions: Space 2020, a two-day virtual conference and our inaugural event specifically dedicated to space technology and the pioneering startups and investors driving its advancement.

The future trajectory of this sector is remarkably open-ended, and its continued growth will depend on fostering a robust community of forward-thinking individuals. This begins with providing accessible opportunities for students who are passionate about transforming scientific concepts into tangible realities. Secure your $50 student ticket now and prepare to accelerate your professional journey.

Helpful Hint: We provide a variety of ticket choices for those who are not students (including special rates for government employees, military personnel, and nonprofit organizations). Purchase your pass before the early-bird discount period concludes on November 13th at 11:59 p.m. PST. Furthermore, existing Extra Crunch subscribers are eligible for an additional 20% reduction on pass prices.

This event offers a unique opportunity to learn from leading experts spearheading this expansive endeavor. You will have the chance to connect and interact with engineers, founders, investors, executives, as well as representatives from the military and government sectors.

Among the featured speakers are prominent figures such as NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine and General John W. Raymond of Space Command. We will also hear from founders like Tim Ellis of Relativity Space and Peter Beck of Rocket Lab, and investors including Tess Hatch of Bessemer Venture Partners and Meagan Crawford of SpaceFund. This represents only a preliminary glimpse of the impressive lineup.

The two-day event will be filled with exceptional programming. Focus your attention on the main stage for engaging fireside chats and thoughtfully moderated panel discussions. TechCrunch editors will pose insightful questions and delve into critical topics such as launch services, orbital operations, ground station networks, broadband communications, earth observation data, manufacturing processes, and military applications in space.

Be sure to participate in the breakout sessions and Q&A segments. These breakouts allow for a more focused exploration of specific subjects. The main stage presentations often spark numerous questions, and the Q&A sessions provide attendees with a direct opportunity to address them to the speakers.

Are you seeking a remarkable internship or a career opportunity that reaches new heights? Explore the expo area, where you’ll discover early-stage space startups and sponsors showcasing their innovative technologies and talent.

This leads us to the networking aspect. Keep in mind that this virtual conference will connect thousands of individuals from around the globe. It’s an ideal environment for expanding your professional network—a crucial element for startup success. You will have complimentary access to CrunchMatch, our AI-driven networking platform.

This platform streamlines the process of identifying, scheduling, and connecting with individuals. Not just any individuals—those whose interests align with your startup goals. Those who can contribute to building your business or advancing your career. Simply answer a few brief questions during registration, and CrunchMatch will begin working on your behalf.

We will be announcing further details over the coming months, so please stay informed. TC Sessions: Space 2020 is scheduled to launch on December 16th-17th. Don’t delay, purchase your $50 student pass today and embark on a bold new adventure!

Is your organization interested in sponsoring TC Sessions: Space 2020? Click here to discuss available sponsorship opportunities with our team.