SatelLites

For broadcasting, imaging, and remote sensing, satellites pave the way for human-rated space expansion by facilitating global communication services. Other uses include satellite repair services, on-orbit construction, space debris mitigation, reclamation, and electrical power.

Launch and Transit Vehicles

Launching humans and supplies into space is getting more competitive with each passing year. From satellites to astronauts, these new vehicles will replace all the old rockets from the 20th century and will provide higher efficiency and lower cost.

space news, blogs, and advocacy

Space networking is an essential portal to the world’s fascination with space commerce. Now that money can be made in space beyond just satellites, a new enthusiasm has emerged that is capturing the dreams of the 21st century’s generation of entrepreneurs.

Space Stations and Lunar habitats

The next logical step in advancing Earth’s economy is to make better use of the weightless environment. After the International Space Station is retired, a new generation of commercial stations will emerge to host civil and commercial astronauts from all friendly countries.

Research and Development

Space laboratory science requires a real crew to follow experimental leads until the product or service is built. Space is the arena where a “new physics” of microgravity can be utilized by engineers, academia, or tourists.

space investOrs

Space is a sector with huge growth in its future. It’s been predicted that ten percent of our economy could be space-based in thirty years. Because of growing ecological concerns, our planet will need plenty of orbital research to preserve itself. Launchers and satellites for telecom, imaging, GPS, and science are only going to get more ubiquitous in the near future.

Orbital Adventure tourism

The first and foremost market in space travel is also the simplest to provide. Both launchers and space stations will be the vehicles used for trips from the low orbit to the Moon’s surface. Even Mars has been included in the more speculative tourism experiences.

Mining Space Resources

Deep in the crevices of the Moon’s poles or in the crusts of nearby asteroids, trillions of dollars in resources are there for extraction. New platinum, cobalt, palladium, and precious water supplies will allow humans to expand into the solar system with self-sufficiency and longevity.