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Despite teething issues, the space economy is set for an infrastructure boom by 2030
GlobalData’s Tech in 2030 report predicts the market will remain on track for a space infrastructure boom by 2030.
Space Perspective looks set to segment space tourism
Space Perspective is set to revolutionise space tourism through a balloon-based system that is cheaper, inclusive, more luxurious and sustainable.
UK national space strategy reliant on private sector for many of its goals
The majority of goals outlined in the UK national space strategy document rely on private sector growth.
3D printing paves path to orbit with game-changing space applications
A number of aerospace companies have 3D printed satellites, rockets, spacecraft and other components.
Billionaire joyrides offer glimpses of the future space economy
The recent Virgin Galactic and Blue Origin suborbital flights reveal space economy opportunities.
Nine universities secure Nasa grant for ISS and suborbital research
Nine universities and organisations across the US have been selected by Nasa for their proposals related to the International Space Station (ISS) and suborbital research.
Long-term viability of space travel is uncertain
Commercial space travel is understandably exciting, but potential risks could cause demand to stagnate.
Sierra Space and Redwire sign MoU for in-space services and manufacturing
Sierra Nevada Corporation’s (SNC) new commercial space subsidiary Sierra Space and mission-critical space solutions provider Redwire have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) for in-space manufacturing (ISM) and services.
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