We Come in Peace (But We Will Be Taking Notes) aka Event Calendar for 2026 – 2027
The summer break is almost over. Time to return to airports, exhibition halls, and an alarming number of lanyards.
Over the coming months, ORBITALYX will be attending some of the most important events in the European and international space industry.
Some people collect merch. Others collect business cards. We collect observations. (…and stickers, socks, keychains, T-shirts… you name)
And yes, there will be selfies. But there will also be notes. Lots of them.
On everything that actually shapes the experience:
- Is the networking worth your time?
- Does the exhibition floor create real business opportunities?
- Are the side events a filler or something worthwhile?
- Is the content actually relevant and the speakers not boring af?
- Is there decent food?
- Is it all just hype and buzzwords or…
- Would we actually come back?
Because attending a conference is an investment. Registration fees, flights, hotels, days away from work, and countless conversations all add up.
The question is simple:
Did the event deliver enough value to justify it?
That is exactly what we want to find out.
Where You Can Find ORBITALYX
23–26 August 2026
Small Satellite Conference • USA
Representing: HyImpulse
16–17 September 2026
ESA Industry Space Days • Netherlands
Representing: SpaceWatch.Global
27–29 October 2026
Software Defined Space Conference • Estonia
Representing: ORBITALYX
2–8 November 2026
Czech Space Week • Czechia
Representing: ORBITALYX
17–19 November 2026
Space Tech Expo Europe • Germany
Representing: HyImpulse
20–23 January 2027
Winter Satellite Workshop • Finland
Representing: ORBITALYX
What to Expect
This is not about declaring winners. It is about sharing practical observations that help people decide where to invest their time, budget, and attention.
There will be no rankings, just honest impressions of the networking, organization, content, exhibition, business opportunities, and the overall experience.
Some events will exceed expectations. Others might not.
Either way, we will tell you why.
If you see us taking notes, come and say hello.
Consider this your first contact.