The Future of Humanity in Space
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Mass Value Report for October 2026
The switch over to Starship accelerates as the Artemis program takes shape
On 23rd October, NASA updated the public on the progress of the Artemis program, and specifically what was planned for Artemis III next year. The core stage for the...
A Call to Action
I write a lot about space. I like to think my analysis is serious and informative, and contributes to the world, but at present I am not myself involved in actually getting things into space. I’m a well informed spectator and commentator, f...
The British State and the Great Silence
In 1950, while visiting the Los Alamos laboratory, Enrico Fermi was talking with his colleagues about the possibility of extraterrestrial life, and asked what would become a famous question - “where are they?”. If the galaxy is teeming with...
Mass Value Report for September 2026
Starship and the changing launch landscape
Starship has now gone orbital. Despite some engine-outs, the one on the upper stage contributing to a decision to return the vehicle from orbit early, flight 14 was a success. There have been crit...
Go For Orbit
Starship Flight 14 has delivered 26 V3 Starlinks to orbit. These satellites will provide more connectivity than the smaller satellites launched by Falcon 9, and will make money for the company helping support the continued development of th...
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