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Science, sustainability, and exploration beyond Earth.

Space to Grow is a science and exploration channel examining space sustainability, Earth observation, and the technologies shaping humanity's future beyond this planet. It covers topics relevant to aerospace professionals, researchers, and organizations with commercial or governmental interests in space. The channel connects MarketScale audiences with credible voices across the space science community.

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Channel Brief·Space to Grow · 1 episode
Updated Feb 4, 2021

Space sustainability requires policy, technology, and scalability alignment.

Astroscale leaders map the intersection of orbital debris, international governance, and commercial viability that will define responsible space exploration.

The channel argues that space sustainability is not a technical problem alone, but a convergence of technology, international policy, and business scalability that must evolve together. Astroscale's Chris Blackerby and Charity Weeden anchor this perspective, framing the podcast as a critical moment in history when orbital commerce and debris management must be intentionally designed into the next generation of space exploration.

Drawn from Space to Grow: What Does Space Sustainability … →

“It's a really important time in history, and we need to map it out.”

Chris Blackerby or Charity Weeden, Astroscale

By the numbers

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inaugural episode launching new podcast channel

What the channel argues

InsightSpace sustainability requires simultaneous alignment of technology, policy, and scalability.→
InsightAstroscale brings COO and VP Space Policy expertise to define next-generation exploration.→

What you'll learn

•Why space sustainability is not purely a technical challenge but a governance and business problem.
•How Astroscale's leadership positions the intersection of orbital debris, policy, and commercial viability.
•That defining the future of space exploration requires expertise across technology, international relations, and scalability.

What to do about it

→Examine your orbital operations against international sustainability standards and emerging policy frameworks.
→Engage with space policy leadership to understand regulatory vectors that will shape your sector.
→Evaluate how debris mitigation and sustainability design scale within your business model.

Who and what shows up

Chris Blackerby

COO, Astroscale

Brings operational expertise to map technology and scalability dimensions of space sustainability.

Charity Weeden

VP Space Policy, Astroscale U.S.

Brings policy expertise to define international governance and regulatory frameworks shaping space commerce.

Astroscale

Space technology and sustainability company

Sponsors and frames the channel's thesis on sustainability as a policy-technology-business alignment problem.

Questions this channel answers

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What does space sustainability really mean?

Space sustainability encompasses the technology, international policy, and scalability required to enable responsible next-generation space exploration without creating unsustainable orbital debris or governance vacuums.

Space to Grow: What Does Space Sustainability Really Mea… →
Topics:Space sustainabilityOrbital debrisInternational space policyCommercial space exploration
Themes:Policy-technology-scalability convergenceOrbital sustainability as business imperativeInternational governance as competitive constraint

Industry context

The global space economy is projected to reach USD 851.8 billion by 2035, with commercialization and private investment reshaping operations, infrastructure development, and cross-sector applications from energy to medicine.

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