A U.S. Space Industry Resource Worth Referencing–the BEA
The Bureau of Economic Analysis might be from Binkley’s nightmare closet. But the data it’s providing the U.S. space industry is dreamy.
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ULA and Launch Industry Structure Changes
ULA is at least one of the industry innovation sources: industry structure change. It’s not a new problem, but ULA still fell for it, unable to launch its new rocket while its launch cadence declines.
USSF Intelligence: China on Its Mind for the Wrong Reasons?
Yes, it’s another analysis of space activities from China. But it’s not my fault! The story inspiring my analysis came out a few days ago. It is about spacecraft and not launch, though.
Charts, Perceptions, Reality: China’s Rockets
More types of rockets don’t mean better launch capability. But their existence also doesn’t mean the use of inferior technology. Sometimes more just means more.
Kuipersats Will Be Ready, But What About the Rockets?
As a reporter noted in their story over a year ago–Kuiper contracted with nearly every launch company but SpaceX. Result: it might soon have satellites with no way to launch them on time.