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From billion-dollar launch contracts to the founders betting everything on a new way to reach orbit, this is where SpaceInfo Club tracks the business of space. Coverage spans commercial rockets, satellite constellations, space tourism, and the policy and geopolitics shaping who gets to fly.
Reporting draws on conversations with the people building this industry from the ground up, including Corinna Sperandini, CEO of Spacewear, and Marius Celette, CEO of Alpha Impulsion.
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Corinna Sperandini — CEO, Spacewear; award-winning innovator in wearable space technology.
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Marius Celette — CEO, Alpha Impulsion; rethinking rocket propulsion from the inside out.
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In this emerging “orbital century,” leadership in space will not be determined solely by technological capability—but by the ability to integrate industry, policy, and geopolitics into a coherent strategic vision.
The Global Space Industry in 2026: Geopolitics, Power, and the New Orbital Order Read More »
The third flight of New Glenn has delivered one of the most revealing moments in Blue Origin’s journey so far—a mission defined not by a single outcome, but by a striking contrast between technological progress and operational shortfall.
This mission represents the beginning of an ambitious effort to complement Europe’s flagship navigation constellation, Galileo, by introducing a new layer of satellites in low Earth orbit (LEO).
Celeste Takes Flight: Europe’s Next Step in Satellite Navigation Innovation Read More »
The event, titled UK Space Frontiers 2035: Astronomy, Planetary & Helio, represents a critical milestone in aligning the UK’s scientific priorities across multiple disciplines—from astronomy and planetary science to heliophysics.
UK Space Science Sets Course for 2035: Leicester Event to Shape the Future Read More »
One of the most important milestones in China’s lunar exploration program occurred on February 11, 2026, when the country conducted a key flight test of the Long March-10 rocket and the new Mengzhou crewed spacecraft.
Long March-10: The Rocket That Could Take China to the Moon Read More »
China is continuing its push into reusable launch technology, and one of the most important milestones so far in 2026 has been the successful test of a 240-ton-class reusable rocket engine.
China Tests a 240-Ton Reusable Rocket Engine Read More »
Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping the space sector — but deploying AI beyond Earth remains a formidable technical challenge. A new initiative from the University of Leicester, based at Space Park Leicester, aims to change that.
The second generation of the Starlink constellation represents a major technological leap in satellite communications. With the authorization of the Gen2 network, SpaceX is preparing to deploy a new family of spacecraft designed to dramatically increase capacity, improve reliability, and expand global connectivity.
Starlink Gen2: Engineering Evolution of SpaceX’s Next-Generation Broadband Constellation Read More »
At a time when climate adaptation, environmental monitoring and resilient infrastructure are rising on national and global agendas, Earth observation has never been more central to decision-making.
A Community-Driven Vision for the UK National Earth Observation Conference 2026 Read More »
From space research to terrestrial operations: Spacewear Astronaut Equipment, an Italian start-up specialized in the research and development of astronaut suits and equipment, has unveiled the SFB1 – Smart Flight Boots 1.
Spacewear Introduces SFB1: Space Research Driving High-Performance Footwear on Earth Read More »
