SPACE FUTURES FORUM 20–22 July 2026 Exploring Humanity’s Shared Future Beyond Earth Celebrating United Nations International Moon Day One Moon. One Vision. One Future. Part of SPACE UNGANA 2026 REGISTER NOW | DOWNLOAD MISSION BRIEF Welcome to the SPACE Futures Forum The SPACE Futures Forum is the flagship thought leadership programme of SPACE UNGANA 2026, bringing together leading scientists, engineers, astronauts, policymakers, entrepreneurs, educators, students, and innovators from around the world to explore humanity’s future beyond Earth. Over three inspiring days, participants will examine the technologies, partnerships, policies, and human values shaping the next era of space exploration—from the return to the Moon and the emerging cislunar economy to artificial intelligence, space sustainability, and opportunities for Africa and other emerging space nations. Whether you are a student, researcher, entrepreneur, educator, policymaker, or space enthusiast, the Forum offers a unique opportunity to learn from global experts and become part of an international Community of Practice dedicated to Space for All Humanity. Three Days. Three Missions. 🌕 DAY ONE 20 July – International Moon Day Our Shared Moon. Our Shared Future Explore humanity’s return to the Moon, international cooperation, lunar governance, Artemis, and the opportunities for emerging space nations to help shape the future of the Earth–Moon system. [ View Mission Brief ] 🌍 DAY TWO 21 July Space for Sustainable Development Discover how satellites, Earth observation, artificial intelligence, and geospatial technologies are transforming agriculture, climate resilience, disaster management, water security, health, and the Sustainable Development Goals. [ View Mission Brief ] 🚀 DAY THREE 22 July Engineering the Space Frontier Explore the technologies powering tomorrow’s space economy, including AI, digital engineering, cybersecurity, space weather, orbital sustainability, analog missions, robotics, launch systems, and the emerging cislunar economy.