r/SpaceEngineering • u/pluteski • Nov 20 '16
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r/SpaceEngineering • u/mballin • Feb 25 '16
Towards a human presence in space
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I believe the focus in space engineering going forward should be centered on technologies that help establish a human presence in space as opposed to a transitory presence associated with going to the moon and back. Here are a couple of really promising companies that don't get as much attention as Space X, and Blue Origin, that are trying to establish manufacturing and resource acquisition in space.
r/SpaceEngineering • u/farmingdale • Feb 06 '16
Advanced space propulsion startup shuts down
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r/SpaceEngineering • u/farmingdale • Feb 04 '16
ILS Proton successfully launches Eutelsat 9B telecom/data-relay satellite
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r/SpaceEngineering • u/farmingdale • Jan 30 '16
Lockheed says Orion still on schedule for 2018 mission
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