NYSBR: Satellites & Ukraine

The battle for Ukraine has been a desperate fight. One filled with miscalculations, brutality and an horrific loss of life. The everyday peace and serenity needed for societies to thrive has been upset in great cities like Kyiv and Kharkiv.
Europe, the USA and most of the world wants it to end. It will eventually end. But how?
Sheer exhaustion? Or can satellites and commercial space play a role? The industry CERTAINLY will play a role in Ukraine’s recovery when it is over. But as with all wars, technologies advance at an accelerated pace and this one has seen the rise of satellite’s role in ways that surprised analysts. Does it offer a clue to the war’s possible end?
Hear from TIME Magazine reporter Vera M. Bergengruen, recently back from Ukraine where she reported on the nation’s communication network, including satellites, along with Artiom Anisimov, CEO, EOS Data Analytics, who'll join us from Ukraine, David Myers, President & CEO of UltiSat, Inc. and author of a new book about Earth observation and Stephen Wood, Sr. Director of the Better-Satellite-World-Award-winning Maxar News Bureau, as we ask, “Can space and satellite help bring peace or an end to the conflict? If so, how?”