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Transformative space tech shines at Space Symposium’s Innovate Space: Pitch Competition

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Symposium Highlights
China's space investment surge: Reshaping the global new space economy challenging traditional leaders and driving innovation across the sector.

Venture capital fuels the new space economy

Symposium Highlights
Accelerating the commercialization of the space: transitioning from a government-driven domain to a rapidly expanding commercial landscape. Industry leaders gathered at the 40th Space Symposium to address the critical challenges.

Accelerating the commercialization of the space sector

Symposium Highlights
Balancing national security and commercial space" to immediately signal the core focus of the content. This is an important topic covered extensively in the transcript, as companies must find the right balance between serving government/national security needs and commercial/business goals.

Balancing national security and commercial space requirements

Symposium Highlights
Asia-Pacific space collaboration through multilateral initiatives, capacity building, and the commercialization of new space technologies.

Asia-Pacific space agencies forge global collaboration

Symposium Highlights
The Council on Foreign Relations' bipartisan report "Securing Space: A Plan for U.S. Action" provides a roadmap for the U.S. to assert its position as a preeminent space power, addressing critical challenges and opportunities in the evolving space domain.

Securing space: Charting a path for U.S. leadership in the new space era

Symposium Highlights, U.S. Space Force

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Starship’s ninth flight test on May 27 ended in the vehicle’s third consecutive failure as it lost control upon reentry after failing to accomplish many of its planned mission objectives.

Musk sees progress, promises faster launch pace after ninth Starship test failure

By Zoe Hobbs | May 28, 2025
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Launch provider Rocket Lab announced plans to acquire Geost, a space technology company focused on surveillance and space domain awareness, especially in a defense context.

Rocket Lab agrees to acquire sensor, payload company Geost

By Jeff Gardner | May 28, 2025
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Accelerating the commercialization of the space sector

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Musk sees progress, promises faster launch pace after ninth Starship test failure

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THE VECTOR

Closing The Business Case of Space

Published: May 21, 2025
Closing The Business Case of Space

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Launch provider Rocket Lab announced plans to acquire Geost, a space technology company focused on surveillance and space domain awareness, especially in a defense context.

Rocket Lab agrees to acquire sensor, payload company Geost

By Jeff Gardner | May 28, 2025
A United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket lifts off from Space Launch Complex 41 in Cape Canaveral, Florida.

Amazon’s first launch of Kuiper satellites signals growing development of LEO constellations

By Jeff Gardner | April 29, 2025
Mass production drives demand for space workers including launch vehicle builders and satellite manufacturers especially in engineering and technical trades.

Mass production drives demand for space workers

By Tom Roeder | April 7, 2025
The U.S. Space Force (USSF), which falls under the Department of the Air Force, employed 14,890 Guardians at the end of Fiscal Year (FY) 2024, an increase at the end of FY 2023. USSF employment is split approximately in thirds between enlisted, officer, and civilian Guardians.

Space Force Guardians, FY2022-FY2024

By Mariel Borowitz | April 7, 2025

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