Defence-grade demos are the pragmatic on-ramp to commercial SBSP—and they point to how to sell it.

From equatorial anchor to geostationary hub.

What it would take and why it’s worth it.

The path to building a real logistics spine for Earth orbit.

Why artificial gravity and shielding—not “zero-g”—belong in private station designs.

Caltech’s orbital testbed turned SBSP from artwork into engineering constraints—and that’s commercial gold.

Induced hibernation protocols plus organ “nanowarming” point to practical value now.

What a credible path looks like—and how it pays on Earth long before off-world colonies.

ESA’s procurement, the switch to PROBA-1, and why ADR must look like a platform—not a one-off.

MMOD risk to astronauts and satellites, collision cascades, and the economics of avoidance vs. remediation.

What ESA’s work means for primes, utilities and investors eyeing space-based solar power.

Shifting from demos to services—and from grants to contracts that lenders understand.

Turning transit nodes into profitable logistics platforms.

Space tourism isn’t a distraction—it’s a valuable prototype for living in space.

Sustainability is moving from policy to purchasable services.

R&D, bioprocessing, and pre-production as a station service.

MRV you can trust: measurement, reporting, and verification as a product.

Prescriptions, not pictures, for water-smart agriculture.

From pixels to playbooks that save lives and assets.

Turning fundamental measurements into usable services.