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In Logan, Small Satellite Conference (SmallSat) felt like a summer festival for space. You could step outside between sessions, feel the sun, and run into people you had only met online. Every booth was the same size, and it felt like we were all playing on the same field. Salt Lake City changed that. It is easier to reach, easier to stay, easier to move around. But the outdoor spaces are gone, and the booths now tell you who paid the most. The energy is still there, but the texture has shifted. The official program ends in the afternoon, but the real SmallSat continues long after. In the evening, people gather in places that are not about business cards or scheduled meetings. Newcomers find themselves talking to industry veterans over a drink, and conversations drift far from pitch decks and product slides. These moments create something the exhibition hall cannot — trust. They turn a market into an ecosystem and an ecosystem into a community. I hope we never lose this side of SmallSat. This year, SmallSat felt like two different stories. One is told by Salt Lake City itself, with its hotels, its short transfers, and the ease of moving people and equipment. The other is told by what we left behind in Logan: outdoor spaces where conversations spilled into the sunshine, a sense of equality that went beyond logos and budgets. Yet some things have not changed. The side conversations still reveal the real challenges: finding launch capacity, supporting niche orbits, managing tariffs, and chasing standardization. And the evening gatherings still weave newcomers into the fabric of the community. #SmallSat #SpaceCommunity #SatelliteIndustry #SpaceConferences #SpaceNetworking

Constellations do not launch faster because someone made a neat Gantt chart. They launch faster when partners stop pretending and start aligning. ✅ At impulso.space, we do not just move fast; we move with purpose. Our partnership with GalaxEye is a perfect example of that: a shared mission, real alignment, and the satisfaction of contributing concretely to the success of their project. Wrote about it for Access Hub. 📰 Read the whole piece here ➡️ https://lnkd.in/e3uj8c4w #newspace #security #spaceeconomy #spaceindustry

We’re proud to feature a thought-provoking opinion piece by Pietro Guerrieri, CEO of impulso.space, where he explores how mission-aligned partnerships are accelerating the deployment of satellite constellations and reshaping the pace of commercial space growth. . Read his powerful opinion piece here: https://lnkd.in/dK5AWzJy . Trusted Voices. Global Impact. Powered by Access Hub. . In a rapidly evolving space ecosystem, thought leadership isn’t just a luxury; it’s a strategic advantage. That's why leading private space companies, from ground station pioneers to advanced connectivity providers, trust Access Hub to amplify their voice through: 🛰️ Sponsored White Papers 📡 Feature Editorials & Opinion Pieces 🎙️ Branded Podcast Episodes . At Access Hub, we don't just publish. We position. We shape perception. We open doors. . Whether you're shaping the next breakthrough in optical comms, building satellite platforms, or driving new space infrastructure, your story deserves a global spotlight. . Ready to put your mission in orbit? Contact us at: www.accesshub.space