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I. Tracking 1. Co-Investment, Not Commitment: The Military’s Selective Backing of Space Innovation The US military is once again managing...

I. Tracking 1. The Jeff Bezo Billionaire Empire Is Quietly Coming to Take Elon Musk’s US Government Dollars Amazon’s Project Kuiper has...

I. Tracking 1. Eroding Leadership: US Leadership in Space Operations at Center of Investor Conversations For decades, the United States...

I. Quote of the Week “For the first time internationally, we have achieved the ability to use satellites to track other satellites,...

I. Tracking 1. Katalyst and LMO’s Docking Tech May Not Be as Disruptive or Stealthy As It Sounds Katalyst Space Technologies’ new...

I. Tracking 1. Automated vs Autonomous: Technology to Ensure Satellites Require Fewer Human Inputs is Developed In recent months, a...

I. Tracking Brad Bailey, assistant deputy associate administrator for exploration in NASA’s Science Mission Directorate, recently stated...

I. Tracking Our team is away on a consulting mission and will not be providing major insights this week, but stay tuned for an upcoming...

I. Tracking 1. F-35 could be the canary in the ‘space mine’, as traditional allies consider American diplomatic reliability under the...

I. Tracking 1. Ariane 6 succeeds as Starship, its future competitor, struggles with another unexpected failure In the very crowded world...

I. Tracking 1. Japan is the clear leader in the current wave of commerical lunar missions Three commercial missions are headed to the...

I. Tracking 1. Moody Downgrades Outlook of SES a Month After Downgrading Eutelsat "Moody downgraded SES’s outlook from stable to...

I. Tracking 1. The Council on Foreign Relations Releases a Task Force Report Calling on US to Strengthen Space Security As often already...

I. Tracking 1. Prime defense contractors compete for military satellite contracts, demonstrating the difficulties of pivoting to a 100%...

I. Tracking 1. China is allowing commercial companies to participate in its lunar exploration missions for the first time, aiming to...

Rockets that can lift larger and heavier payloads to orbit are returning to the space industry, but demand may not make them commercially...

I. Tracking 1. SpaceX Launched 27 Starlink at once, setting new record on Falcon 9 The 27 satellites is the interesting piece of...

I. Tracking 1. Two heavy lift launches with mixed results; one was not a success, the other was not a failure. Blue Origin finally...

I. Tracking 1. Intuitive Machines integrates a Nokia payload onto its lunar lander scheduled for launch February 2025 Another update...