Implications of Starship’s 12.5 km Test
Those looking for a glimpse of the space industry's future need to look no further than the Starship test SpaceX conducted yesterday. For those who haven’t seen it, they should
John Holst
Commercial Space-based EO/RS Sector Growth, Part 3: Products
As noted in Part 1 of this series, homeland security types and disaster/emergency managers have had access to government products through the years but face challenges accessing them. In Part 2 of
Commercial Space-based EO/RS Sector Growth, Part 2
Two weeks ago, I posted “Commercial Space-based EO/RS Sector Growth--Potential to Help with Government Emergency and Response.” Within that analysis, I talked about commercial companies’ growth and their Earth observation (EO) and
Commercial Space-based EO/RS Sector Growth--Potential to Help with Government Emergency and Response
A long title, I know. As a reminder, I’ll be taking next week off for the Thanksgiving holiday. Unless something happens that’s truly astonishing, please don’t expect any writing next
Examining Realities in ISS Commercialization
The successful Commercial Crew launch of Resilience that SpaceX conducted yesterday was surrounded by the typical, if hard-won and deserved, praise for the company. There was also praise for NASA’s programs that