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Relativity Space

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Nov 2, 2026

Stephanie CurcioMODERATOR
19:44
Yeah.
Stephanie CurcioMODERATOR
19:45
And you also reminded me when you were mentioning this and we were chatting about it earlier, a friend of mine, Bridget Smith, who some of you might know, she's at Relativity Space.
Stephanie CurcioMODERATOR
19:54
She started a little group that she's calling like Chief AI Officer in a Box or something like that.
Stephanie CurcioMODERATOR
20:01
She's also like, if you know her, that's a funny thing that she would say.
Peter DiamandisHOST
65:29
Number one, OpenAI is going to buy one of the launch companies.
Peter DiamandisHOST
65:33
They'll either buy Rocket Labs or they'll buy Relativity Space.
Peter DiamandisHOST
65:38
They can't afford not to have their own launch capacity.
Peter DiamandisHOST
65:41
And the second thing, I hate to say this, is regulation is going to go to the moon.
speaker_0ADVERTISER
30:42
So
Scott ManleyHOST
30:42
Relativity Space is gonna send a mission to Mars, and they're working with NASA on a public-private partnership, which will be relatively low cost to NASA overall.
Scott ManleyHOST
30:53
NASA will be providing the scientific instruments in the form of the Aeolus atmospheric science payload.
Scott ManleyHOST
30:59
It's gonna include like a Doppler wind system, temperature sensor, thermal limb sounder, and radiometric sensors, and a wide field camera.
Scott ManleyHOST
28:45
The US government has added a couple of new launch providers to its National Security Space Launch Program.
Scott ManleyHOST
28:52
This is their Phase 3 Lane 1 contract, and they have added Relativity Space, who have yet to reach orbit, and Impulse Space.
Scott ManleyHOST
29:01
And Impulse Space is especially interesting to have for a launch contract, because they don't actually have a launch vehicle.
Scott ManleyHOST
29:07
What they do have is an upper stage, which provides much more capability to an existing launch vehicle.
Bob SafianHOST
3:32
He helped build the US government's approach to AI and national security, and has been vocal about what's at stake in the tech competition between the US and China.
Bob SafianHOST
3:42
So please welcome investor, advocate, and current CEO of Relativity Space, Eric Schmidt.
Bob SafianHOST
3:51
There he
Eric SchmidtGUEST
3:52
is.
Bob SafianHOST
2:20
and has been vocal about what's at stake in the tech competition between the U.S. and China.
Bob SafianHOST
2:25
So please welcome investor, advocate, and current CEO of Relativity Space, Eric Schmidt.
Bob SafianHOST
2:34
There he
Eric SchmidtGUEST
2:35
is.
Addie DoveHOST
4:13
orbit
Josh CaldwellHOST
4:14
it's um relativity space
Addie DoveHOST
4:17
oh that makes sense that was silly of me i should have thought about it for two seconds yeah
Josh CaldwellHOST
4:21
so i could have
Addie DoveHOST
4:22
gotten closer josh i could have gotten it
Josh CaldwellHOST
4:24
right you could have gotten it right as soon as i said that i realized addy actually is somebody who could get that right because she actually knows that company relativity space makes 3d printed rockets
Addie DoveHOST
4:34
yeah i feel like whenever we talk about that jim gets mad I remember a long diatribe of him about not liking the fact that they call it 3D printed or something.
Josh CaldwellHOST
4:45
Oh, really?
Saanvi PhaneendraHOST
21:22
And then a student had asked about cutting costs.
Saanvi PhaneendraHOST
21:25
One of our panelists from Relativity Space said that the teams should be willing to take these risks.
Saanvi PhaneendraHOST
21:31
and learn from the tests that go wrong.
Saanvi PhaneendraHOST
21:34
And that is exactly where AI could help the most, finding the pattern in all that data so that the next rocket lies a little safer.
Anatolii PapulovGUEST
23:40
ISAR Aerospace recently launched the rocket successfully, which is great.
Anatolii PapulovGUEST
23:44
There will be new rocket from Rocket Lab, Relativity Space, Blue Origin, hopefully we'll get another rocket, Stokes Space and many, many other ones.
Anatolii PapulovGUEST
23:55
So it's actually catching up.
Anatolii PapulovGUEST
23:57
I would say just the next two, three years is very challenging.
Stephanie DorseyHOST
3:39
So [ graphic pops ] Elon Musk notoriously hires very smart people that wanna work really hard and be in his orbit, and so we knew that the team was great.
Stephanie DorseyHOST
3:49
From a competition's perspective, there are some competitors out there like [ graphic pops ] Blue Origin that's founded by [ graphic pops ] Jeff Bezos, [ graphic pops ] Relativity Space is a $4 billion company that plans to use reusable and 3D-printed rockets even though they've not yet completed a successful launch in orbit.
Stephanie DorseyHOST
4:05
[ graphic pops ] United Launch Alliance is a Boeing and Lockheed Martin joint venture, and as well as there's a company [ graphic pops ] called Rocket Lab, but none of these players are even close to what SpaceX is doing, and so we weren't concerned about them at all.
Stephanie DorseyHOST
4:20
SpaceX just has a massive headstart on them.

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