The Carrington Event, a powerful solar storm in 1859, wrought havoc on the telegraph systems. If a similar storm happened today, it would cause widespread devastation, knock out the electrical grid, and cost trillions of dollars in damage. Entrepreneur and CEO Kelly Larson talks about how she and her team are working to create the first deep-space communication network so that we can better predict when the next solar flare will occur. Kelly Larson is an innovator at the intersection of business and science. She is widely known for her innovative approaches to business and currently specializes in aerospace market-ready development strategies and distribution alliances, with an emphasis in collaborative international partnerships and high-level entrepreneurial ventures. Kelly is currently the CEO of Aquarian Devices, working with a team to build the first high speed, high capacity, secure data network for the solar system. The company's deep space communications network technology takes current communications capacity and leaps the aerospace industry forward to allow for exponentially more data and communication, helping humanity take our long-awaited leap further into space frontiers.
This talk was given at a TEDxVoyagerWay event in Huntsville Alabama. TEDx events use the TED conference format but are independently organized by a local community. Learn more at Kelly Larson is an innovator at the intersection of business and science. Kelly has been building businesses while guiding leaders through transformative growth for 20 years. She is widely known for her innovative approaches to business and currently specializes in aerospace market-ready development strategies and distribution alliances, with an emphasis in collaborative international partnerships and high-level entrepreneurial ventures. Kelly is currently the CEO of Aquarian Devices, working with a team to build the first high speed, high capacity, secure data network for the solar system. The company's deep space communications network technology takes current communications capacity and leaps the aerospace industry forward to allow for exponentially more data and communication, helping humanity take our long-awaited leap further into space frontiers. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at
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