For years, the biggest opportunities in space were rockets and satellites.
Today, the conversation is shifting toward infrastructure.
Forbes highlights a trend that's becoming impossible to ignore:
My loss is City Hall’s huge, incredibly savvy, and very exciting gain. The brain of a true NYC politics sicko in the body of a very thoughtful, kind man, there is no better hire than @samraskinz
Witness history on February 26 when Lonestar’s Freedom Mission sends the first data center to the moon. 🚀
We’re celebrating this mission by sending ONE lucky fan (and a +1) to see the launch live at Cape Canaveral. Enter at the link: https://t.co/9ItSq1CtSr
We brought the Moon down to Earth here @SphereVegas to celebrate our lunar mission with @Int_Machines while the Nova-C lunar lander is currently flying through space with our Omni-Heat™ Infinity tech helping to protect against extreme temperatures. More: https://t.co/JStNyAn0d0
Great to see two Falcon 9 launches within a few hours from the Cape yesterday and this morning!
See photos from all 266 rocket launches I've captured + order prints here → https://t.co/D7nm87W1Zo
Intuitive Machines successfully transmitted its first IM-1 mission images to Earth on February 16, 2024. The images were captured shortly after separation from @SpaceX's second stage on Intuitive Machines’ first journey to the Moon under @NASA's CLPS initiative.
“This is what Jewish history has all too often looked like: not civilians tragically killed in war but civilians publicly targeted, tortured and murdered, with the crimes put on public display,” @DaraHorn writes:
https://t.co/lcqF0XEzjL