by Press | May 25, 2026 | Space Access
Backing the Science Behind Reusable Spacecraft For years we’ve argued that the space industry’s single-use default is unsustainable — not just environmentally, but economically and strategically. Today we’re proud to share research that puts rigor...
by Press | Feb 9, 2026 | Cross Innovation, Research Initiatives, Space Access
The “Mass” Problem For decades, the biggest hurdle to space colonization has been a single, stubborn metric: the cost per kilogram. Launching materials out of Earth’s gravity well is an exercise in diminishing returns. Currently, it costs roughly $25,000...
by Press | Oct 7, 2025 | Innovation Management, Research Initiatives, Space Access, Whitepaper
From Space Junk to Space Gold: The Digital Passport Revolution Our journey into space has left a costly legacy: a graveyard of defunct satellites and rocket stages orbiting Earth, posing a threat to future missions. For decades, we’ve operated on a linear...
by Press | Jun 26, 2025 | Space Access
🌍 Reuse, Resilience, and Regulation: Why the New EU Space Law Signals a Global Shift By Bernd M. Weiss – Senior Advisor, Astromerge Expert in Industrial Transformation, Circular Economy & Space Reusability In a quiet yet significant move, the European Commission...
by Press | Jun 24, 2025 | Innovation Management, Research Initiatives, Space Access
Toward a Circular Economy in Space: Why Satellite Reuse Is Urgent—and Overdue The space industry is growing faster than ever. With that growth comes the same danger we’ve seen in other high-tech sectors: ignoring environmental costs today in hopes of future returns....
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