The document discusses the commercialization of space, highlighting key milestones in space exploration including the Apollo program and the development of commercial cargo for the International Space Station. It features a panel discussion with experts like Dr. Larry Smarr and Michael Sims, focusing on advancements in robotics and future space missions. The importance of private sector involvement in space endeavors is emphasized, showcasing various spacecraft and initiatives.

1. Commercializing Space:
From the Moon to Mars
Dr. Larry Smarr
Director, California Institute for Telecommunications and Information Technology
Harry E. Gruber Professor,
Dept. of Computer Science and Engineering
Jacobs School of Engineering, UCSD
http://lsmarr.calit2.net
Panel Discussion with Larry Smarr, Patti Grace Smith, and Michael Sims
Future in Review Conference 2014
Laguna Beach, CA
May 21, 2014

2. John Glenn Friendship 7
First American in Orbit - 1962

3. Apollo 17 (1972)
The Apollo Program Sent
Six Expeditions to the Lunar Surface
Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (2011)

4. Historic Exploration
of the Solar System and Beyond

5. The Shuttle Program Built
The International Space Station

6. Commercial Cargo to Resupply ISS
is a Reality Today
Orbital Sciences CygnusSpaceX’s Dragon

7. SpaceX’s Dragon May
Carry Crew to Orbit

8. Sierra Nevada’s Dream Chaser
Landing

9. A Manned Boeing CST-100
Approaching a Bigelow Inflatable Habitat
Image credit: Boeing

10. After 25 Years Working with
Robotics at NASA

11. Michael Sims is
Chief Robotics Officer at Moon Express