Some Indian residents have that sinking feeling–literally. However, the Indian government seems at odds with itself to help them, even though it has the technology.
India’s Space EO/RS Denied: Intentions and Process
Category: Disruption
Space Industry Opportunities and Follies
I’ve got neither the looks nor the brains, but there are a lot of opportunities. Beware, though, folly is opportunity’s constant companion.
The End of the Beginning of the End (of Expensive Satellites)
SpaceX, Starlink, Starshield…will legacy satellite manufacturers undergo the changes the U.S. launch industry did since SpaceX’s launch of the first Falcon 9?
The Cake is a Lie: Europe’s Ariane 6 Delays
ArianeGroup, ESA, and the EU need more sense of urgency to help Europe gain its space sovereignty. So where is the promised cake?
The Moat in DoD’s Eye: Starlink, DIU, and Innovation
The DoD’s DIU believes Starlink is preventing innovation (in this case, DIU’s network plans) using proprietary means. Maybe its perspective of innovation needs revisiting?
The Disrupted Disruptor: Viasat, Starlink, and New Space
Viasat's 2021 annual report makes for some interesting reading: it's still aiming to slow Starlink while claiming some New Space cred.
Disruption Or Dissonance? Relativity Space
Just how disruptive is Relativity Space? The company thinks its 3D printers are more than tools--they are harbingers of future factories and operations. But words cloud the company's actions.
Risk/Opportunity? It Depends on the Customer and the Company
This article’s headline, “Why the private space industry embraces risk,” intrigued me. At the very least, it appeared...
India, the Pandemic, European Entrepreneurs
India's ISRO provides the reason for no 2020 launches so far, and where exactly are the European entrepreneurs for space?
Commercial Space Growth–Venture Capital Driven
By all accounts, the U.S commercial space industry is growing. Is the growth originating with...
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