New report from Markets & Markets says that the satellite ground station market will be worth $115.4 billion by 2028. The Department of Defense requests money to cover the real cost of commercial use of their launch ranges. Air Force Generals warn that commercial sales of their portion of the electromagnetic spectrum could cost the military upwards of $2 billion, and more. 
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Our guest for today’s episode is former NASA Chief Information Officer Renee Wynn on managing risk in space. You can follow Renee on LinkedIn.
Selected Reading
Satellite ground station market- Market and Markets Reports
DoD spending on commercial space services negligible, despite growing Space Force budget - SpaceNews 
Space Force Hopes to Recoup Costs of Commercial Launches- Defense One
Push to Expand 5G Coverage Would Cost USAF At Least $2 Billion, Brown Says- Air and Space Forces
BlackSky seeks to extend operations of satellites running on empty- SpaceNews
New Startup Nuview Targets Commercial LiDAR Satellite Constellation- Via Satellite 
Lockheed realigns space business to boost efficiency- Reuters
Orbex breaks ground on Sutherland Spaceport as UK prepares to enter domestic launch market- NASASpaceFlight
Fox names 'celebronaut' crew who will compete on 'Stars On Mars'- CollectSpace
NASA Takes Chess To Outer Space; ISS Defeats Mission Control In 1st Game- Chess.com 
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