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The global space industry has been expanding with the entry of new participants and non-space companies that are extending their roles to cater to both the upstream and the downstream segments. The upstream segment is expanding exponentially and is seeing successful launches by low earth orbit (LEO) satellite constellation operators as well as plan...

The space industry is no longer sustained by governmental bodies and aerospace and defense companies. In the modern space race, the private sector is dominating by discovering new opportunities regarding innovations and public-private partnerships. The term “NewSpace” heralds the arrival of private space company ventures. Start-ups, investors, ...

The rapidly growing space industry has created new opportunities that will generate value from the use of space. The commercial space station industry is one such promising field that is now under development, by providing important services, such as astronauts and human habitation services, microgravity research, in-space manufacturing, and space ...

As the world becomes dependent on space-based technologies and services, the space industry has seen an increase in investment. As a result, the market, which governments and space agencies had dominated, has seen numerous start-ups and other companies enter. The COVID-19 pandemic did not affect the industry to the extent of many others, although i...

The US space market plays a vital role in the security and national defense of the country and provides useful information for a variety of applications. Space companies face intense competition amongst themselves as well as from new entrants to the market. The space industry is growing at a rapid pace, and competition has enabled lower costs and a...

Recent geopolitical events, such as the Annexation of Crimea; sustained proxy wars between Iran, Israel, and Saudi Arabia; the Russo-Ukrainian War; rising tensions across the Taiwan Strait; and confrontations on the global commons, drive the evolution of high-intensity networked and informalized warfare in the global defense market. State failures,...

The post-Cold War global liberation order—backed by Western leadership—has been challenged by the rise of political multipolarity. Wars in South and West Asia, the financial crisis of 2008, the annexation of Crimea, the COVID-19 pandemic, the Russo-Ukrainian War, and rising tensions across the Taiwan Strait have exposed global economic interdepende...

The need of and reliance on space-based data and satellite services and capabilities are rising exponentially, attracting undue attention from adversaries. Every stage of a satellite's life cycle, from design and development to end-of-life or decommissioning, involves information technology (IT) services, making cybersecurity a crucial part of the ...

The demand for satellite data and services is growing and fueling the global space industry's demand for satellites. The space industry is adapting its business model by using information and communications technology solutions to fulfil these demands and achieve profits faster. As such, the space sector is becoming a service-based industry with th...