SIA reports more record growth for the global commercial satellite industry spacenews.com/sia-reports-mo…

European government contracting data has been added to polarisintelligence.co See examples from Telespazio (Left) and BAE Systems (Right)

They funded the asteroid miners, and I said nothing. They funded the directed sunlight hucksters, and I said nothing. They funded the great data center in the sky…and I could not maintain my silence any longer

BryceTech projects near-term growth in spacecraft and heavy-lift launches open to U.S. commercial providers, driven primarily by the deployment of megaconstellations. ow.ly/L1O450U1Jb5

Spoke with Aerospace America about New Glenn’s upcoming debut launch aerospaceamerica.aiaa.org/generals-spies…

Cruz is getting his money's worth from that Moon-to-Mars statute

Preview of some of the results of my capstone on SDA PWSA acquisitions. Payment schedules for Transport Layer Tranche 1 are more drawn own than Tranche 0, partly due to the lengthened testing and evolution following mixed results of T0 optical terminals

Will be interesting to see what this looks like, but human spaceflight programs likely to be the big winners this year

Satellite Industry Association is out with its 2025 State of the Satellite Industry report. sia.org/historic-numbe…

This year's edition of the State of the Satellite Industry Report, prepared by us at BryceTech for the Satellite Industry Association, has just been released. Highlights include a 30% increase in launch revenues and a 17% increase in satellite manufacturing revenues over 2023.

Did they kill SpaceX's rumored MILNET constellation and say the planned funds for it were "erroneous transfers"?

Recently spoke with Via Satellite about interesting trends in space investment: interactive.satellitetoday.com/via/august-202…

Non-zero chance Firefly $FLY is owned by Northrop within 3 years. See Terran/Lockheed for reference