The full Space Stage agenda at Disrupt 2025

in TechCrunch disabled 2025The future is not only discussed; Take off. Nowhere is it more literal than this Space stagewill launch at Moscone West in San Francisco on October 27, in partnership with the space company.

This is where the builders of the next frontier meet: the founders, investors and operators who shape the Orbit business – from rockets and manufacturing to AI and defence. Even as capital tightens and competition intensifies, this group proves that the commercial space sector is entering its most ambitious era yet.

Whether you’re a space junkie, a startup builder, or an investor chasing the edge of innovation, Space Stage will offer a front-row look at companies redefining what’s possible beyond Earth. Register here to save up to $624 On your card before October 17 at 11:59 PM PT.

The all-star lineup is ready to take the space stage

Learn more about each Space Commander and their session at Disrupt the agenda.

Investing at the edge of space

with Celeste FordManaging Director of Stellar Ventures; Chris MoralesPartner, Point72 Ventures; Morgan BellerGeneral Partner, NFX

As space becomes a greater focus for both governments and private markets, investors are exploring new opportunities and new risks. Top VC firms explain where capital is flowing, what startups have to prove differentiates themselves, and how the funding landscape for the space is evolving.

Aerospace Startups Showcase: Solving the Toughest Problems in Space

In partnership with Aerospace company.

Artificial intelligence is changing the way we explore and work in space. Aerospace Corporation is hosting a presentation to highlight startups building frontier AI solutions for orbital intelligence, infrastructure, and exploration.

Judges: Tom Quick (JPL), Debra Emmons (Aerospace Corporation), Caitlin Holloway (776 projects), and Mandy Vaughn (GXO)

Startups: Small Place Labs, Magma space, Orbital robotsSandro, W Scout space

From Robinhood to Aetherflux: The Next Frontier by Baiju Bhatt

with Baiju Bhattfounder and CEO of Aetherflux

Baiju Bhatt, co-founder of Robinhood, helped democratize investing. Now he’s turning his sights to space. Bhatt shares why he delved into deep tech, what he’s learned about building across radically different industries, and how his next step could reshape access to space.

Artificial Intelligence at the Edge: Startups Powering the Future of Space

In partnership with the space company, and with Lucy Hoggfounder and CEO of Violet Labs; and Adam Maherfounder and CEO of Ursa Space Systems

Space is not just about rockets, it is about intelligence. From on-orbit computing to autonomous decision-making, this session highlights founders using AI to manage tasks faster, smarter, and more efficiently than ever before.

Laying the foundation for the new space economy

with Even Rogersco-founder and CEO of True Anomaly; Max HoutCEO of Fast; Bridget Mendlerfounder and CEO of Northwood Space; and Kelly HennigChief Operating Officer, Stock Space

The next wave of space startups is not just building rockets, but building an ecosystem. The founders of Vast, True Anomaly, Northwood and Stoke Space share how they are creating the infrastructure and markets that will define the commercial space age.

Made in Space: Varda’s plan to build the next great supply chain

with Will Broyfounder and CEO of Varda Space Industries

Varda It is bringing manufacturing into orbit, turning microgravity into a competitive advantage. Founder and CEO Will Broy explains how off-world production is becoming a business reality, what it takes to work in space, and why orbital factories may soon be able to power entire industries.

The off-orbit flash sale will launch on October 17

Don’t miss the opportunity to hear from the most important voices in space technology. Register now To claim your Disrupt 2025 card and unlock opportunities for connections, deals and industry insights. Save up to $624 Through October 17 at 11:59 PM PT. or Bring your team Save 15% to 30%.