Our mission is to create and sustain a legal and policy framework that enables vibrant human communities beyond Earth.
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Beyond Earth Institute retweeted
🚀🌕 New SpaceCom Second Stage magazine issue - MoonBound!
The future of the Moon is no longer about getting there.
It's about staying.
📖 Read the issue: spacecomsecondstage.com/
#MoonBound #MoonBase #SpaceCom #SecondStage #CommercialSpaceWeek
ALT 🚀🌕 New SpaceCom Second Stage magazine issue - MoonBound! The future of the Moon is no longer about getting there. It's about staying. The latest issue of SpaceCom Second Stage – MoonBound explores how NASA, commercial industry, international partners, and innovators across the space ecosystem are transforming lunar exploration into sustained operations. Inside this issue: - Building the Moon Base - Lunar infrastructure and logistics - Mobility systems and surface operations - Communications and navigation networks - Power, materials, and manufacturing - Governance, policy, and international collaboration - Human-centered habitat design - Workforce development for continuous space operations Featuring insights from leaders at NASA, Firefly Aerospace, Astrobotic, Intuitive Machines, ispace, inc., ICON Prime, Voyager Technologies' ExoTerra Resource LLC, Metalysis, Secure World Foundation, Higher Orbits, Greenberg Traurig, LLP, XArc, ELIGIO RE FRASCHINI S.P.A. , DIA, and more!
The commercial LEO model is evolving. Join this Tuesday to break down our recent report on commercial space stations and recent shifts in NASA’s CLD strategy; what’s changing, what it means, and what comes next.
Register: tinyurl.com/yykzwe7s
Beyond Earth Institute retweeted
As a #FulbrightScholar of @FulbrightHU and @Ctr4AirSpaceLaw I am grateful to have participated at the #BeyondEarthSymposium, organized by the @BEbeyond20, a truly forward-leaning forum for serious #spacepolicy dialogue.
#SPACE
Beyond Earth Institute retweeted
Why it’s important to track charged particles.
On the @BEbeyond20 Symposium listening to Former NASA Chief Scientist, James Green.
Jim Green envisions humanity’s future as we establish permanent outposts in orbit, on the Moon, and Mars. He focuses on Mars—the next frontier in the Artemis program—exploring how civilization will take root on the red planet and examining the bold prospect of terraforming the Red planet.
Beyond Earth Institute retweeted
It was a pleasure to join @BEbeyond20 for a fireside chat this morning to discuss the recently passed @housescience NASA authorization and other efforts to expand the human presence in the solar system. #AdAstra
Day 2 of #BES26 has begun!
The day started with a discussion on BE’s plans to advance #policy frameworks for long-term human expansion beyond Earth and a timely fireside chat on bipartisan efforts happening on #CapitolHill to strengthen America’s #space program.
#HappeningNow: a conversation exploring what #governance frameworks must we forge to enable permanent human settlement beyond Earth?
Stay tuned for more conversations happening throughout the day.
Sharing recommendations across commercial LEO development, #cislunar markets+infrastructure, #Mars readiness, and scalable off-world governance, the BE Leadership Council is proud to roll out out 2025-2026 Reports.
Download your copy here: tinyurl.com/5x8svydx
Beyond Earth Institute retweeted
This was a GREAT panel talk on beating China to the Moon vs. beating China on the Moon. A topic put forward by Bhavya Lal. Moderated by Jeff Foust with Lori Garver, Thomas Zurbuchen, yours truly, and Pete Garretson.
Beyond Earth Institute retweeted
What a great start to this program. Bhavya Lal is giving a cogent argument for a long term focus on space exploration and development rather than the “two-nation race model.” I look forward to being on her panel and getting a few moments to rebut that and arguing that being first does not obviate being best, but being first does matter, a lot. There may be no silver medal here.
“It's great if the US lands on the moon first, but leadership is not the order or arrival. Leadership is the order of dependence.” - @blal
#BES26's first session, "Moon First or Moon Forever? U.S. Strategy in the Face of China's Lunar Ambitions" examines whether we're ready to lead the future of lunar development or allow China to set the pace. @Lori_Garver @Dr_ThomasZ @GregWAutry @GarretsonPeter
Beyond Earth 2026 Symposium is officially underway!
@SteveWolfe119 kicks us off at @AUWCL on the vision and challenges of establishing a policy and legal framework that enables economically vibrant communities beyond our planet. #BES26
Beyond Earth Institute retweeted
Heading to Washington, DC for @BEbeyond20 Symposium.
Excited because it discusses two things we’re working on: Moon / LEO presence and operations.
We’re getting to the point where #spaceweather becomes just weather — an operational real-time input with real forecasts.
I’ll be around — ping me if you’re in DC! Let's link up.
w/ @mission_space
The next era of space expansion won’t be driven by technology alone: it will be shaped by the people building the frameworks and tools that will make long-term human presence possible.
BE President and Co-Founder @SteveWolfe119 sits in on @STARSLaunchPod to share how our organization is helping shape the future of human spaceflight through policy, innovation, and global collaboration.
Give it a listen: tinyurl.com/mpajcmsn
We recently sat on the @SpaceShow to tease out topics to our upcoming Symposium; from NASA’s authorization bill to cislunar infrastructure and the pathway to a space town.
Want a preview of #BES26 (and how to get a ticket discount)? Listen here: tinyurl.com/44fekec2
We are one week out from Beyond Earth Symposium 2026!
A featured panels brings together veteran architects of space policy to explore: What governance frameworks must we build to enable permanent human settlement beyond Earth?
Don't miss the conversation: tinyurl.com/4v5n9cum
Beyond Earth Institute retweeted
From off-Earth infrastructure to ethics and governance, policy decisions made today will define what space inhabitation brings for humanity tomorrow.
Join the conversation at @BEbeyond20 Symposium 2026, happening February 24-25, 2026.
Register at tinyurl.com/3nz64avb
