Investing in the Moon and Space 🌖

Still, one would think the company would say something. Not talking about media write up. But whatever. This is the final sat for their mini constellation. Should be interesting to see what the retail investor response is .

I had to check the very sad Reddit thread for this news:

https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20250312682453/en/Sidus-Space-and-Warpspace-Sign-MOU-to-Launch-Joint-Venture-to-Develop-Advanced-Optical-Space-Communication

The Space X launch was very cool. :sunglasses:

I’ve changed the thread title to include space, earth orbit and anything else we might be able to buy into.

SIDU is responding early. Up 7% but so so soooooo many times that means little. lol

I’ll take some meme stonk action tho. :rocket: :waning_gibbous_moon: :moneybag:

No investing tip here but Jfc! Electrojets?

So we ARE just blips on an electric field.

I’m Morpheus! Called it!

The mission team is also working to distribute magnetometer kits called EZIE-Mag, which are available to teachers, students, and science enthusiasts who want to take their own measurements of the Earth-space electrical current system. EZIE-Mag data will be combined with EZIE measurements made from space to assemble a clear picture of this vast electrical current circuit.

Fucking want!

Europe has do catching up to do.

So far Musk crashed 8 space ships. He is ahead 8-1
/s

It’s part of the process. :idunno:

I haven’t seen one of Elon’s crash in a while though, have you?

I was joking in my post.

Nah— it’s a fair point. It’s a high bar . I’m glad they’re doing it themselves.

Starship 8, ship exploded earlier this month.
Starship 3, booster exploded when landing last year.
Starship 2, auto termination after LOX leak in boost stage, 2 years ago.
Starship 1, auto termination after engine failure in boost stage resulting in uncontrolled spin, 2 years ago (and auto termination didn’t work as it was supposed to).

So, it did.

Same rules apply. It’s a high bar.

And looks like Taiwan wants to do domestic launches as well.

Pingtung Chosen as Launch Site as Taiwan’s Space Program Moves Forward - TaiwanPlus News | Watch

And more news on Europe and plans to go to Mars with nuclear powered rovers.

Airbus to build Mars lander in Europe’s quest to finally reach the Red Planet

The European Space Agency has awarded £150m to Airbus UK to complete the touchdown system for the Rosalind Franklin rover, the first European Martian rover scheduled for 2028 launch.
The contract, which is funded through the UK Space Agency, is likely to attract international investment and sustain 200 high-skilled jobs in the UK space sector.
The ESA’s Martian rover will use a nuclear-powered device to function in the hostile Martian environment, where temperatures can drop to as low as -100 degrees Fahrenheit.
The rover will stay warm using innovative radioisotope heater units (RHUs). These RHUs use decaying isotopes like americium-241 to generate heat and electricity for spacecraft.

And some big news in SIDU:

This could be the big one.




https://thehill.com/opinion/technology/5242977-commercial-lunar-payload-services/

https://thehill.com/policy/technology/5245162-elon-musk-opposes-nasa-funding-cuts/

While I loathe the celebrity class, this launch will do wonders for space travle and investment.

Katy Perry, Gayle King & All-Female Crew on Blue Origin Space Launch | C-SPAN.org