Space and Satellite Technology: Where We Are Now – and What Comes Next with John Humphrey
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How much of your everyday life depends on satellites?
From GPS navigation and mobile phones to weather forecasting, emergency services and global communications, satellites quietly power much of the modern world.
But we're only at the beginning.
Join telecommunications and space industry expert John Humphrey for a fascinating workshop exploring the rapidly evolving world of space and satellite technology. Discover where the industry stands today, how New Zealand is contributing to the global space economy, and the innovations that could transform the way we live, work and connect over the coming decades.
With more than 30 years of experience at the forefront of telecommunications and satellite technologies, John brings complex ideas to life through practical examples and real-world stories, making this an engaging session for anyone curious about the future.
Meet John Humphrey 🎤
John Humphrey has spent more than three decades working in telecommunications, satellite technologies and emerging communications systems. As the leader of Apogee Networks, he has worked with government agencies, global partners and technology startups, helping shape the future of satellite connectivity and communications in New Zealand and internationally.
What We'll Explore
• How satellites power modern life
• The current state of the global space industry
• New Zealand's growing role in space and satellite technology
• Emerging innovations that could change how we communicate and connect
• What the future of space technology may look like over the coming decades
📍 Location: Te Whātu Stardome Observatory & Planetarium, Epsom
📅 Date: Thursday 3 September 2026
🕙 Time: 10:00am – 12:00pm
☕ Refreshments: Tea and coffee included
🎟️ Tickets: $55 per person
👥 Hosted by Love Heart
Warm, welcoming learning experiences designed for people who enjoy discovering new ideas and meeting interesting people.
From GPS navigation and mobile phones to weather forecasting, emergency services and global communications, satellites quietly power much of the modern world.
But we're only at the beginning.
Join telecommunications and space industry expert John Humphrey for a fascinating workshop exploring the rapidly evolving world of space and satellite technology. Discover where the industry stands today, how New Zealand is contributing to the global space economy, and the innovations that could transform the way we live, work and connect over the coming decades.
With more than 30 years of experience at the forefront of telecommunications and satellite technologies, John brings complex ideas to life through practical examples and real-world stories, making this an engaging session for anyone curious about the future.
Meet John Humphrey 🎤
John Humphrey has spent more than three decades working in telecommunications, satellite technologies and emerging communications systems. As the leader of Apogee Networks, he has worked with government agencies, global partners and technology startups, helping shape the future of satellite connectivity and communications in New Zealand and internationally.
What We'll Explore
• How satellites power modern life
• The current state of the global space industry
• New Zealand's growing role in space and satellite technology
• Emerging innovations that could change how we communicate and connect
• What the future of space technology may look like over the coming decades
📍 Location: Te Whātu Stardome Observatory & Planetarium, Epsom
📅 Date: Thursday 3 September 2026
🕙 Time: 10:00am – 12:00pm
☕ Refreshments: Tea and coffee included
🎟️ Tickets: $55 per person
👥 Hosted by Love Heart
Warm, welcoming learning experiences designed for people who enjoy discovering new ideas and meeting interesting people.
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Where is it happening?
Te Whatu Stardome, 670 Manukau Road, One Tree Hill Domain, Epsom, Auckland, New Zealand
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