Podcast and Video Appearances

Catch up on our latest podcast and video appearances discussing space technology, missions, and the future of the industry.

Podcasts

Spacepower Podcast

The US Space Force Association's Spacepower Podcast examines military space operations, strategy, and the evolving challenges of space as a contested domain. Co-founders Rajat Kulshrestha and George Freney explored SMC's vision for orbital servicing capabilities and how distributed networks of rapid response vehicles contribute to both space sustainability and national security in an increasingly competitive space environment.

Outback To Orbit

Outback To Orbit is the official podcast of the Australian Space Agency, showcasing Australian space capabilities, industry developments, and the nation's contributions to responsible space activities. Julia Mitchell, SMC's Space Sustainability Lead, discussed the critical importance of orbital servicing technologies in addressing space debris and congestion, and how Australia is contributing to long-term sustainability in the space environment.

@AuManufacturing Conversations

@AuManufacturing Conversations highlights Australian manufacturing innovation, advanced capabilities, and the companies building sovereign industrial capacity across critical sectors. Chief Development Officer George Freney outlined SMC's ambitious plans to scale spacecraft production to hundreds of vehicles annually by 2030, establishing Australia as a significant player in space manufacturing and orbital servicing operations.

Video Series

The Airport Economist

Hosted by Tim Harcourt (the Industry Professor and Chief Economist at the Institute for Public Policy and Governance at the University of Technology Sydney), The Airport Economist is a magazine style TV guide to doing business internationally. As part of a series exploring India, Co-founder and CEO Rajat Kulshrestha discussed Space Machines Company's mission and its strong connection to India, exploring how international partnerships are shaping the future of orbital servicing and Australia's role in the global space economy. Julia Mitchell, SMC's Space Sustainability Lead, discussed the critical importance of orbital servicing technologies in addressing space debris and congestion, and how Australia is contributing to long-term sustainability in the space environment.

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Looking for expert commentary on space technology, satellite servicing, or the future of the space industry? Our team is available for podcasts, interviews, and media appearances.