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For decades, it has been understood in the space community that if humanity were to thrive for long periods of time in space, it would need to lean on a form of energy that we have historically been hesitant to embrace on Earth. That energy is nuclear.
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Over the past 18 months, I've written a series of newsletters that provide a survey and analysis of the most relevant orbital rockets in the launch…
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There’s a lot of talk in the space industry about how launch costs are on the verge of plummeting. The driving mechanism for this change is said to be…
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This week for SpaceDotBiz, I'm excited to share an interview with Phil Ingle, Managing Director in Morgan Stanley’s Investment Banking division. Phil…
In only the last decade, the space industry has been much more widely embraced by the world of venture capital. Investors that were previously focused…
The super heavy-lift class is the largest classification of rocket size. It includes launch vehicles capable of putting more than 50 metric tons or over…
For this week’s newsletter, I’m interviewing venture capital investor Sunil Nagaraj. Sunil is the founding partner of Ubiquity Ventures, a seed-stage…
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