We live in unprecedented times, but not in the ways you probably think. 🚀

Yep. A lot of ppl don’t understand the “cheaper launch” point is for investors, not customers. The launch market is tiny at only ~$18b total. Compare that to the satellite market at $285b (71% of total space industry revenue). A huge chunk of the cost to build a sat operation is

If you don’t yet get what it means for modern manufacturing to allow us to tame complexity, here’s a visual analogy using rocket engines:

Why do I say, “tame complexity”? The complexity is still there, hidden inside and even increasingly abstracted away from engineers. By ‘taming complexity’ we can make complex, powerful systems more easily.

A lot of you need to relax

Amazing. A photo taken *from Earth*, looking at the moon, catching Mars peeking from behind and almost in line.

Incredible 👏

I started pulling on this thread a couple of years ago. If you think I’ve been quiet it’s because I’ve been cooking something massive. Whatever you’re imagining, make it bigger, add more sci fi, and leave out the hot air because we’ve already been serving our first customers and

Context for those at home: Rivada Space Networks bought valuable spectrum rights from Trion Space in 2022 as they plan to launch 600 satellites for high-speed comms. They have until mid-2026 to have half launched and transmitting or those rights dissolve. They partnered with

No. Apollo was driven by over 20k private industrial partners and universities. A 400k strong workforce, while NASA employed only 36k civil servants at its peak - 90% private ’means of production’ is hardly communist. Apollo was a social program and that *is* why it was

I have a secret: I’ve been building frontier tech in stealth, and it works. We’ve been serving our first aerospace customers who can’t get enough, and if we play our cards right we will redefine what it means to create - starting by directly challenging $1.2 trillion of

Love to see this by the amazing team at Esper Satellite Imagery! Great work Shoaib Iqbal!

Fleet Space Technologies has closed a A$150M Series D funding round with a valuation of A$800M+! Thank you for walking this long journey with us. Here's to a bold new chapter - this is for you! Learn more: hubs.la/Q02_lXZD0

I want to say I'll never get tired of seeing footage like this but given I don't watch most launches anymore, I'm sure this, too, will become boring* over time. Which is good because the goal is to transform novelties into utilities! With that said let's pause for the

"'We assume [our] space-based services will always be there. And we don’t realise we don’t own or control it until it’s gone'..." Why we need sovereign space capability by Create Digital Engineers Australia: createdigital.org.au/australia-spac…

Impossible not be excited by the advances in space around the world, and the role Australia can play… Happy International Engineers Day! 🇦🇺🚀 (Credit to Gilmour engineers Haydn SK & Kristin S for this) #AustralianMade #AustralianSpace

Just landed in Austin, TX. Who wants to talk about zero-assembly manufacturing, same-day prototyping, and an entirely domestic supply chain for building electronics? I'll be in NYC, LA, SF, DC and CO after.

ICYMI: Fleet Space Acquired HiSeis! Through a deeper integration of passive and active seismic methodologies we will drive a step change in exploration speed and provide the launchpad for the future of AI-powered mineral discovery. Learn more: hubs.la/Q03dP8__0

AI isn’t going to save manufacturing. Adding software to make inefficient processes work faster is like trying to model better spreadsheets to fix a factory of broken machines. We need to simplify the physical inputs and processes. Then we can amplify the improvements with AI.

Big news by one of Moonshot’s first believers and investors, Tejpaul Bhatia!