Launch has already been reinvented over the last decade, but why stop there?
Demand for space is growing as fast as launch cadences permit, but there is opportunity beyond making rockets and vehicles. Startups will likely define the future of launch-related software, automation, and operations, if these founders have anything to say about it.
Watch as Stoke Space COO Kelly Henning discusses the future of space launch at Disrupt 2024.
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