Two weeks left to score early bird savings at TC Sessions: Space 2020
 Two weeks left to score early bird savings at TC Sessions: Space 2020 NASA just made history by landing a spacecraft on an asteroid. If that kind of technical achievement carbonates your glass of Tang, join us on December 16-17 for TC Sessions: Space 2020, an event dedicated to early-stage space startups.
Here's a taste of the topics but keep an eye on the agenda, because we'll add more speakers and sessions in the coming weeks.
 Asteroid Rocks and Moon Landings
Lisa Callahan, vice president/general manager of commercial civil space at Lockheed Martin Space, discusses all aspects of scientific and civil exploration of the solar system — from robots scooping rockets from the surface of galaxy-traveling asteroids, to preparing for the return of humans to the surface of the Moon.  Sourcing Tech for Securing Space
Lt. General Thompson is responsible for fostering an ecosystem of non-traditional space startups and the future of Space Force acquisitions, all to the end goal of protecting the global commons of space. He'll discuss what the U.S. looks for in startup partnerships and emerging tech, and how it works with these young companies. 
We've launched early-bird pricing, and $125 buys you access to all live sessions, plus video on demand. Don't procrastinate. Buy your pass now before the early-bird reenters Earth's atmosphere (and prices go up) on November 13 at 11:59 p.m. (PT).
More ways to save: Go further together with early bird group tickets ($100) — bring four team members and get the fifth one free. We also offer discount passes for students ($50) and government, military and non-profits ($95). Looking for out-of-this-world exposure? An Early Stage Startup Exhibitor Package ($360) includes four tickets, digital exhibition space, a pitch session to attendees and the ability to generate leads. Bonus savings: Extra Crunch subscribers get a 20 percent discount.
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