Dennis Wingo

Dennis Wingo is a prominent figure in the aerospace and computer industries with decades of experience under his belt. He is the founder and CEO of Skycorp Inc. as well as Greentrail Energy Inc. and has also served as the Chief Technical Officer of Orbital Recovery Inc. He is an expert in solar electric propulsion, satellite, and spacecraft design, advanced mission planning, and lunar surface operational scenario development. Wingo has patents on space logistics systems, one of which is licensed to Orbital ATK. His background includes working with leading edge companies during the 1980s such as Vector Graphics, Symbolics, and Alpharel. He led the development, construction, and testing of microgravity payloads for sounding rockets and the Space Shuttle at the University of Alabama in Huntsville. One of his major accomplishments was leading the design and development of the world's first commercial satellite servicing system at Orbital Recovery. Wingo also led the Lunar Orbiter Image Recovery Project, which restored and digitized the images of NASA's Lunar Orbiter Program. He is notably the first person in history to rescue and operate a spacecraft (ISEE-3) in interplanetary space. Additionally, Wingo has been a keynote speaker at Apple World-Wide Developer Conference and at Google Tech Talk and is the author of the book "Moonrush" and dozens of scientific articles. He has also been featured in various documentaries, programs, and news articles on advanced space activities.