🚀 The countdown has begun for The 2024 Maine Space Conference: Building Relationships! Save the date for an out-of-this-world experience on October 23, 2024 — October 25, 2024. Interested in becoming a part of this stellar event? We're looking for sponsors, exhibitors, and speakers to join us during the conference! Don't miss your chance to showcase your brand, products, or expertise to a diverse audience of space enthusiasts and professionals. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/eYR4UHfg Together, let's build relationships that will propel us to the stars. Stay tuned for more details, as registration for attendees will open in May 2024. Tell us in the comments if you joining us in Portland, Maine! #mainespaceconference #mainespace2030
Maine Space 2030
Aviation and Aerospace Component Manufacturing
Brunswick, ME 1,060 followers
The Maine Space 2030 initiative invites all Mainers to participate in the new space economy.
About us
Maine Space 2030 is a statewide initiative to promote the new space economy and bring together all Mainers who wish to participate in it. Our mission is to provide access to the opportunities of the new space economy for everyone in Maine, from students and researchers, to data analysts and investors. We aim to make Maine a leading player in this exciting field.
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- Aviation and Aerospace Component Manufacturing
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- 2-10 employees
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- Brunswick, ME
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- 2019
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Brunswick, ME 04011, US
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Limestone, Maine 04750, US
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Exciting insights from the Maine Space Conference! Phillip Rench from Ossipee Hill Farm & Observatory, a presenter and attendee, emphasizes the critical need to engage our K-12 students in the space industry. With the right knowledge and encouragement, a career in space is within reach for them! Let’s inspire the next generation to explore the space economy here in Maine and make their mark in the cosmos. Click below to read the full blog post!
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Exciting times ahead for Maine! As we build our new space industry, it's vital to equip our K-12 teachers with the knowledge of the opportunities available right here in our state. Together, we can foster strong partnerships between education and industry to inspire the next generation of space professionals. Click the link below to learn how we’re shaping the future of Maine’s workforce!
Maine's 'new space’ industry members strategize how to meet workforce demand
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A huge THANK YOU to Michelle L.D. Hanlon for attending the Maine Space 2030 Conference and inspiring so many Mainers and attendees beyond! 🌌 Your insights into #SpaceLaw, #SpaceExploration, and space sustainability sparked meaningful conversations that will shape the future. We are so grateful to Michelle for helping us close the conference alongside Major General Tim Sejba, bringing us all closer to understanding the critical role of space in our daily lives. Can’t wait to see what next year holds!
Space Lawyer, Co-founder For All Moonkind, Executive Director Center for Air and Space Law at UMiss, Founder, For All Moonkind's Institute on Space Law and Ethics, Partner ABH Space Law, Drone Lawyer.
Everyone knows I am always honored to be invited to present my ideas and thoughts about #spacelaw and #SpaceExploration, but the Maine Space 2030 Conference last week exceeded all of my (always very high) expectations. It started at a breakfast "fireside chat" with Ken Hodgkins. We discussed The Hague Institute for Global Justice's Washington Compact and why it is so important for civil society to engage in discussions regarding the regulation of space activities. This is especially important in a post-Chevron US as Congressional and Executive leadership continue to discuss mission authorization. Next, I joined Charles Norchi, Larry Martinez and Leonardo A. López Marcos on a panel on space policy and risk expertly moderated by Rebecca Davis Gibbons, PhD. Key takeaway is that we cannot think of outer space without thinking about cyberspace and cybersecurity. #AI is going to play a vital role in space exploration and we really haven't considered all the consequences. Blended in with this is the concern I always raise that the concept of "due regard" found in the Article IX of the Outer Space Treaty currently provides an inadvertent and dangerous first mover advantage. It's important that the international community -- adversaries and allies -- continue to discuss potential space governance frameworks. Second key takeaway (this might have just been me) book a trip to Greenland! My second panel of the day focused on #SpaceSustainability agreements. Douglas Gorman led this multidisciplinary panel including Mark Skinner, Ph. D., Brian Flewelling, Ken Hodgkins and myself into a discussion of the state of orbital debris. Conclusion? It's about as good as it can be considering that the issue of orbital debris continues to be raised at the international level. This is not a problem that is being ignored. However, perhaps if the public were more aware of the potential impact a collision could have on their daily lives, they would empower their legislators to spend more money on remediation. The UK and Japan have invested money in remediation and its time for the US to do so as well. Finally, I truly am honored to have had the opportunity to close the conference with Major General Tim Sejba. He offered an informative "Space Force 101" and gave insight into current and future roles and goals. After stumping the audience with a pop quiz (winners received a copy of Center for Air and Space Law at the University of Mississippi's Space Law Quick Reference), I (hope) I reminded everyone that laws are not just rules -- they are tools. They are tools humans use to relate to each other and mitigate conflict. Neil, Buzz and Mike went to the Moon in peace for all humankind. Words to live by. Deepest gratitude to Terry Shehata, April Kollmorgen and Jourdan Johnson for the invitation to participate and the flexibility. Can't wait till next year! PS -- always the best part is meeting the students! #SpaceLawIsReal
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🚀 Maine is shaping the future of the space economy! With more than 85 aerospace companies, including bluShift Aerospace, the state is making waves in the industry. Our second annual Maine Space Conference in Portland brought together 300+ innovators to build partnerships and spark new ideas. Read more about Maine’s path to becoming a major player in aerospace below!
Here's how Maine is poised to be a major player in aerospace industry
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Huge thanks to Brady Brim-DeForest for sharing insights on Maine’s thriving space economy at the Maine Space 2030 Conference! We're excited to see the incredible plans taking shape.
Author, Investor, CEO | Chairman, BluShift Aerospace | Managing Partner, Late Stage Capital | Founder, Monks | Author of Smaller is Better (smallerbetter.com)
At the Maine Space 2030 Conference today — talking bluShift Aerospace and the burgeoning space economy here in Maine. Had the chance to catch up with with Kevin — hatching exciting plans!
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To advance Maine’s economy through the new space economy and the preparation of the needed workforce for space-related research, technology development, and commercialization.
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If you happen to be at the #mainespaceconference this week stop by to say hello! Thanks Maine Space 2030 for a great conference!
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What an incredible start to the Maine Space Conference! Thank you, Meredith Garofalo, for sharing your experience and for contributing to two impactful panels on communications and the challenges for women in STEM. We're thrilled to have you with us and grateful for the inspiring connections being made here!
Regional Edward R. Murrow Award Winning Meteorologist & Space/Science Correspondent, #RocketGirl, Speaker/Moderator, Singer, TOP 100 Women in Aerospace to Follow on LinkedIn, NYC TV Week 40 Under 40
Great first day of Maine Space 2030 annual Maine Space Conference 🪐🦞 Loved being part of two powerful panels with incredible people in the business talking about communications and challenges for women in STEM fields. Great to make new connections in the industry! #mainespace2030 #space #conference
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Day 2 of the Maine Space Conference is underway here in beautiful Portland, Maine! We have an action-packed agenda filled with engaging breakout sessions, inspiring keynote speakers, and opportunities to network with leaders in the space sector. There’s still time to join the action—don't miss out!
Maine holds second space conference celebrating state's role in exploration
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