宇宙経済の世界市場：顧客タイプ別、用途別、バリューチェーン別、地域別の分析、規模、動向、COVID-19の影響、予測（～2028年）

世界の宇宙経済の市場規模は、2022年の4,540億6,000万米ドルから2028年までに7,502億6,000万米ドルに達し、2023年～2028年の予測期間中にCAGRで8.73％の成長が予測されています。宇宙はますます多くの国にとって極めて重要なものとなりつつあります。宇宙経済がGDP成長率を上回る成長を示すだけでなく、宇宙は国防と国家安全保障、気候変動、接続性の戦略的領域となっています。

OCED（2014年）によると、宇宙経済市場は「宇宙の探索、調査、理解、管理、利用の過程で、人類に価値と利益を生み出すあらゆる活動と資源の利用」と定義できます。世界中で宇宙産業が成長しており、宇宙計画に従事する国や営利企業の数は過去最多となっています。現在、展開された宇宙インフラは新たなサービスの開発を可能にし、気象、エネルギー、通信、保険、輸送、海洋、航空、都市開発などの部門での新たな応用を可能にし、その結果、さらなる経済的・社会的利益をもたらしています。宇宙経済は、主に深宇宙探査とこの産業における商業主体の増加により、その人気を博しています。

当レポートでは、世界の宇宙経済市場について調査分析し、市場力学、COVID-19の影響、競合情勢などの情報を提供しています。

目次

第1章 エグゼクティブサマリー

第2章 イントロダクション

• 宇宙経済：概要
  • 宇宙経済の定義
  • 宇宙経済の部門
• 宇宙経済のセグメンテーション：概要

第3章 世界市場の分析

• 世界の宇宙経済市場：分析
  • 世界の宇宙経済市場：概要
  • 世界の宇宙経済の市場金額
  • 世界の宇宙経済市場：顧客タイプ別（商業宇宙、政府調達、政府機関からのその他の支出）
  • 世界の宇宙経済市場：用途別（衛星航法、衛星通信、地球観測、その他）
  • 世界の宇宙経済市場：バリューチェーン別（地上機器、消費者向けTV、非衛星産業、衛星製造、消費者向けブロードバンド、固定衛星サービス、二次影響、移動衛星サービス、消費者向け無線、衛星打ち上げ、地球観測サービス）
• 世界の宇宙経済市場：用途分析
  • 世界の宇宙経済市場：用途別、概要
  • 世界の衛星航法宇宙経済の市場金額
  • 世界の衛星航法宇宙経済市場：地域別（アジア太平洋、北米、EU27ヶ国、アフリカ・中東、非EU27ヶ国、南米・カリブ海）
  • 世界の衛星通信宇宙経済の市場金額
  • 世界の地球観測宇宙経済の市場金額
  • 世界の地球観測宇宙経済市場：地域別（北米、アジア太平洋、EU27ヶ国、非EU27ヶ国、南米・カリブ海、アフリカ・中東）
  • 世界のその他の宇宙経済の市場金額
• 世界の宇宙経済市場：バリューチェーン分析
  • 世界の宇宙経済市場：バリューチェーン別、概要
  • 世界の地上機器宇宙経済の市場金額
  • 世界の消費者向けTV宇宙経済の市場金額
  • 世界の非衛星産業宇宙経済の市場金額
  • 世界の衛星製造宇宙経済の市場金額
  • 世界の消費者向けブロードバンド宇宙経済の市場金額
  • 世界の固定衛星サービス宇宙経済の市場金額
  • 世界の二次影響宇宙経済の市場金額
  • 世界の移動衛星サービス宇宙経済の市場金額
  • 世界の消費者向け無線宇宙経済の市場金額
  • 世界の衛星打ち上げ宇宙経済の市場金額
  • 世界の地球観測サービス宇宙経済の市場金額

第4章 地域市場の分析

• 北米の宇宙経済市場：分析
  • 北米の宇宙経済市場：概要
  • 北米の地球観測宇宙経済の市場金額
  • 北米の衛星航法宇宙経済の市場金額
• EU27ヶ国の宇宙経済市場：分析
  • EU27ヶ国の宇宙経済市場：概要
  • EU27ヶ国の地球観測宇宙経済の市場金額
  • EU27ヶ国の衛星航法宇宙経済の市場金額
• 非EU27ヶ国の宇宙経済市場：分析
  • 非EU27ヶ国の宇宙経済市場：概要
  • 非EU27ヶ国の地球観測宇宙経済の市場金額
  • 非EU27ヶ国の衛星航法宇宙経済の市場金額
• アジア太平洋の宇宙経済市場：分析
  • アジア太平洋の宇宙経済市場：概要
  • アジア太平洋の地球観測宇宙経済の市場金額
  • アジア太平洋の衛星航法宇宙経済の市場金額
• 南米・カリブ海の宇宙経済市場：分析
  • 南米・カリブ海の宇宙経済市場：概要
  • 南米・カリブ海の地球観測宇宙経済の市場金額
  • 南米・カリブ海の衛星航法宇宙経済の市場金額
• アフリカ・中東の宇宙経済市場：分析
  • アフリカ・中東の宇宙経済市場：概要
  • アフリカ・中東の地球観測宇宙経済の市場金額
  • アフリカ・中東の衛星航法宇宙経済の市場金額

第5章 COVID-19の影響

• 世界の宇宙経済市場に対するCOVID-19の影響
• 世界の宇宙経済市場に対するCOVID-19後の影響

第6章 市場力学

• 促進要因
  • 世界中での政府の宇宙計画の展開
  • 宇宙経済におけるインフラ開発
  • 貨物宇宙船の需要
  • 宇宙経済における商業主体の増加
  • 軌道上打ち上げの増加
  • 深宇宙探査
  • 衛星製造コストの低下
• 課題
  • 深刻化するスペースデブリ問題
  • 適切な規制枠組みの必要性
• 市場動向
  • 中断のないインターネットに対する需要の高まり
  • 宇宙旅行の人気の高まり
  • 新規参入企業によるマイクロランチャーシステムの進化
  • 小惑星採掘
  • 宇宙資源利用（SRU）
  • 宇宙での製造
  • 宇宙と気候変動の関係の増大
  • 地球観測（EO）データの需要の高まり
  • 惑星間輸送
  • ペイロード、テレメトリーデータ

第7章 競合情勢

• 世界の宇宙経済市場の企業：主な比較
• 世界の宇宙経済市場：商業宇宙企業の比較
• 世界の宇宙経済市場：政府機関の比較

第8章 企業プロファイル

• Space Exploration Technologies Corp.
• Blue Origin, LLC
• Virgin Galactic Holdings, Inc.
• National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)
• Total Funding by Source
• The Boeing Company
• Relativity Space
• Northrop Grumman Corporation (Orbital Sciences Corporation)
• Astra Space, Inc.
• Firefly Aerospace Inc.
• Rocket Lab

List of Tables

• Table 1: Various Space Programs
• Table 2: Budget for the EU Space Programs
• Table 3: Present-day Satellite Internet Providers
• Table 4: Projects of Micro Launchers in Development across the World
• Table 5: Global Space Economy Market Players: Key Comparison
• Table 6: Global Space Economy Market: Commercial Space Companies Comparison
• Table 7: Global Space Economy Market: Government Agencies Comparison

List of Figures

• Figure 1: Sectors of Space Economy
• Figure 2: Space Economy Segmentation
• Figure 3: Global Space Economy Market by Value; 2018-2022 (US$ Billion)
• Figure 4: Global Space Economy Market by Value; 2023-2028 (US$ Billion)
• Figure 5: Global Space Economy Market by Client Type; 2022 (Percentage, %)
• Figure 6: Global Space Economy Market by Application; 2022 (Percentage, %)
• Figure 7: Global Space Economy Market by Value Chain; 2022 (Percentage, %)
• Figure 8: Global Satellite Navigation Space Economy Market by Value; 2022-2028 (US$ Billion)
• Figure 9: Global Satellite Navigation Space Economy Market by Region; 2022 (Percentage, %)
• Figure 10: Global Satellite Communication Space Economy Market by Value; 2022-2028 (US$ Billion)
• Figure 11: Global Earth Observation Space Economy Market by Value; 2022-2028 (US$ Billion)
• Figure 12: Global Earth Observation Space Economy Market by Region; 2022 (Percentage, %)
• Figure 13: Global Other Space Economy Market by Value; 2022-2028 (US$ Billion)
• Figure 14: Global Ground Equipment Space Economy Market by Value; 2022-2028 (US$ Billion)
• Figure 15: Global Consumer TV Space Economy Market by Value; 2022-2028 (US$ Billion)
• Figure 16: Global Non Satellite Industry Space Economy Market by Value; 2022-2028 (US$ Billion)
• Figure 17: Global Satellite Manufacturing Space Economy Market by Value; 2022-2028 (US$ Billion)
• Figure 18: Global Consumer Broadband Space Economy Market by Value; 2022-2028 (US$ Billion)
• Figure 19: Global Fixed Satellite Services Space Economy Market by Value; 2022-2028 (US$ Billion)
• Figure 20: Global Second Order Impacts Space Economy Market by Value; 2022-2028 (US$ Billion)
• Figure 21: Global Mobile Satellite Services Space Economy Market by Value; 2022-2028 (US$ Billion)
• Figure 22: Global Consumer Radio Space Economy Market by Value; 2022-2028 (US$ Billion)
• Figure 23: Global Satellite Launch Space Economy Market by Value; 2022-2028 (US$ Billion)
• Figure 24: Global Earth Observation Services Space Economy Market by Value; 2022-2028 (US$ Billion)
• Figure 25: North America Earth Observation Space Economy Market by Value; 2022-2028 (US$ Billion)
• Figure 26: North America Satellite Navigation Space Economy Market by Value; 2022-2028 (US$ Billion)
• Figure 27: European Union-27 (EU27) Earth Observation Space Economy Market by Value; 2022-2028 (US$ Billion)
• Figure 28: European Union-27 (EU27) Satellite Navigation Space Economy Market by Value; 2022-2028 (US$ Billion)
• Figure 29: Non-European Union-27 Earth Observation Space Economy Market by Value; 2022-2028 (US$ Billion)
• Figure 30: Non-European Union-27 Satellite Navigation Space Economy Market by Value; 2022-2028 (US$ Billion)
• Figure 31: Asia Pacific Earth Observation Space Economy Market by Value; 2022-2028 (US$ Billion)
• Figure 32: Asia Pacific Satellite Navigation Space Economy Market by Value; 2022-2028 (US$ Billion)
• Figure 33: South America & Caribbean Earth Observation Space Economy Market by Value; 2022-2028 (US$ Billion)
• Figure 34: South America & Caribbean Satellite Navigation Space Economy Market by Value; 2022-2028 (US$ Billion)
• Figure 35: Africa & Middle East Earth Observation Space Economy Market by Value; 2022-2028 (US$ Billion)
• Figure 36: Africa & Middle East Satellite Navigation Space Economy Market by Value; 2022-2028 (US$ Billion)
• Figure 37: Government Expenditure in Space Activities by Region; 2020-2022 (US$ Billion)
• Figure 38: Global Total Investments in Space Start-ups; 2015-2021 (US$ Billion)
• Figure 39: Global Number of Orbital Launches; 2015-2022 (Number)
• Figure 40: Global Forecasted Revenue of Orbital Space Travel and Tourism; 2021-2030 (US$ Billion)
• Figure 41: National Aeronautics and Space Administration Total Funding by Source; 2022 (Percentage, %)
• Figure 42: The Boeing Company Revenue by Segment; 2022 (Percentage, %)
• Figure 43: Northrop Grumman Corporation Sales by Segment; 2022 (Percentage, %)
• Figure 44: Rocket Lab Revenue by Segment; 2022 (Percentage, %)

The global space economy market in 2022 is valued at US$454.06 billion and is likely to reach US$750.26 billion by 2028. Space is increasingly becoming of critical importance for a growing number of countries. Not only is the space economy set to grow at above GDP growth rates but space has also become a strategic domain for national defense and security, climate change, and connectivity.

According to the OCED (2014), the space economy market can be defined as "the full range of activities and the use of resources that create value and benefits to human beings in the course of exploring, researching, understanding, managing and utilizing space". Globally, the space industry is growing, with a record number of countries and commercial enterprises engaging in space programs. At the moment, the deployed space infrastructure enables the development of new services, which in turn enables new applications in sectors such as meteorology, energy, telecommunications, insurance, transport, maritime, aviation, and urban development, resulting in additional economic and societal benefits. The space economy has been gaining its popularity predominantly due to deep space exploration and the multiplication of commercial actors in the industry. The space economy market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 8.73% during the forecasted period of 2023-2028.

Market Segmentation Analysis:

By Client Type: The report divides the segments into three different categories based on the type of client: commercial space, government procurement, and other spending from government organizations. In 2022, the commercial space segment is the largest segment can be predominantly attributed to the meteoric rise of commercial players in the space arena. This growth is fueled by the private sector's agility, technological innovations, and ability to meet the dynamic needs of a rapidly expanding customer base. As traditional government-driven space initiatives increasingly give way, companies are stepping in, launching satellites, developing space tourism, and even aiming for extraterrestrial colonization. This influx of commercial entities is revolutionizing the space economy, making it more diverse, competitive, and resilient.

By Application: The market report has segmented the market into four segments on the basis of application: satellite navigation, satellite communication, earth observation, and others. During the forecasted period of 2023-2028, the satellite communication segment of the market is expected to be the fastest-growing segment, this accelerated growth can largely be attributed to the escalating demand to bolster communication technology infrastructure in isolated regions. As globalization intensifies and digital connectivity becomes paramount, ensuring reliable communication channels in remote areas has taken center stage. Satellite communication, with its capacity to provide coverage over vast geographical expanses, emerges as a viable solution to this challenge. Additionally, sectors such as defense, emergency response, and maritime trade are recognizing the indispensable nature of this technology, further propelling its anticipated market dominance.

By Value Chain: In this report, the market is segmented into eleven major segments, on the basis of value chain: ground equipment, consumer TV, non-satellite industry, satellite manufacturing, consumer broadband, fixed satellite services, second order impact, mobile satellite services, consumer radio, satellite launch, and earth observation services. During the forecasted years of 2023 to 2028, the consumer broadband segment is set to experience unprecedented growth, primarily driven by the soaring demand for consistent and uninterrupted internet access. As the digital era unfolds, individuals and businesses are becoming increasingly reliant on the Internet for a myriad of activities, from basic communication to sophisticated online operations. Particularly in regions with limited terrestrial connectivity, satellite-based consumer broadband presents an enticing solution. Furthermore, the ongoing transformation towards remote work, online education, and digital entertainment underscores the necessity for high-speed, reliable broadband. This surging dependency on digital platforms inevitably amplifies the growth trajectory of the consumer broadband sector.

By Region: According to this report, the global market can be divided into six major regions, on the basis of geographical areas: North America, European Union- 27, Non-European Union- 27, Asia Pacific, South America & Caribbean, and Africa & Middle East. In 2022, the North American earth observation space economy market seized the largest market share, cementing its dominance. This supremacy largely results from the region's unparalleled volume of ongoing research initiatives and substantial financial investments in the sector. North America's advanced infrastructure, tailored specifically for ambitious space missions, further propels its market leadership. As industries ranging from agriculture to urban development increasingly incorporate commercial satellite imaging, North America's influence in the Earth Observation Space Economy intensifies. On the other hand, the Africa & Middle East satellite navigation space economy market is an emerging region in the global market, growing due to Africa and the EU collaboration resulting in the implementation of satellite navigation technologies that have the potential to significantly positively affect economic growth.

Global Space Economy Market Dynamics:

Growth Drivers: The global space economy market is driven by the multiplication of commercial actors in the industry, as private companies have supplanted several operations of government space agencies because of reduced prices and shorter manufacturing times. Further, the market has been expanding during the past few years, owing to factors such as increased government funding in space programs worldwide, infrastructure development in the space economy, rising demand for cargo spacecraft, rising demand for satellite launches, and rapid deep space exploration.

Challenges: The growing number of space debris has been a challenge for the market as it could be a potential threat of damage to active satellites as well as to new space launches. Additionally, the market has been facing some challenges, namely, finding appropriate regulatory frameworks, etc.

Trends: As more research and exploration in space has advanced, the emerging concept of space tourism has set a positive mark in the market, with various private companies involving themselves to make the concept a reality in the coming future. More trends in the market are believed to grow the space economy market during the forecasted period, which may include growing demand for uninterrupted internet, the introduction of space resource utilization (SRU), the rapid increase in small satellites, micro, and small launch operations, the development of in-space manufacturing, rapid technological advancement in asteroid mining, climbing demand for payload & telemetry data, the growing relationship between space and climate change, rising demand for earth observer (EO) data, and advancement in the interplanetary transportation system.

Impact Analysis of COVID-19 and Way Forward:

The COVID-19 pandemic had a detrimental impact on the global space economy market. As a result of the pandemic, a decline in private-sector investment was observed, with launches being canceled, operational missions being downsized, and some private enterprises closing their operations.

Post-pandemic, the space economy is moving from state-driven exploration to commercial activities, with new entrants bringing innovation and speed; this shift expects greater government support, more private investment, and broader satellite services with heightened collaborations. In coming years, the market is predicted to grow exponentially, with the increased vigilance in the space economy for commercialization, sustainable space projects, and sanctuarization of sensitive industrial assets in the space sector.

Competitive Landscape and Recent Developments:

The global space economy market is a fragmented market. The global market has multiple players, both government agencies as well as private enterprises. The market is likely to witness new private startups in the coming years. The space economy sector saw progressively higher participation of private companies in space activities.

The key players of the global space economy market are:

Space Exploration Technologies Corp.

Blue Origin, LLC

Virgin Galactic Holdings, Inc.

National Aeronautics and Space Administration

Boeing Company

Relativity Space

Northrop Grumman Corporation (Orbital Sciences Corporation)

Astra Space, Inc.

Firefly Aerospace Inc.

Rocket Lab

The key emerging players of the global market, such as Astra, Blue Origin, Relativity, Rocket Labs, SpaceX, and Virgin Orbit, have also been compared, on the basis of Launch site, Focus, major customers, and key investors. The global space economy is experiencing a remarkable transformation, driven by the increasing involvement of private players and startups. Over 10,000 firms, 5,000 investors, and a projected 100,000 jobs by 2030 underscore the sector's dynamic growth and diversification. This surge in activity is fueled by venture capital and private equity firms investing in space-related products and services. By the end of 2022, the sector had attracted US$272 billion in private equity investments into 1,791 unique companies since 2013. This influx of ideas, innovations, and competition is expanding and diversifying the market, creating opportunities for both new and incumbent players. India, for example, has witnessed an explosion in space-tech startups, from just five at the start of the pandemic to over 140 registered firms. This growth was catalyzed by the Indian government's decision in June 2020 to open the space sector to private enterprise, launching a wave of businesses driven by original research and homegrown talent. This global trend is transforming our connection to the final frontier and promises to revolutionize the space economy in the years to come.

Table of Contents

1. Executive Summary

2. Introduction

• 2.1 Space Economy: An Overview
  • 2.1.1 Definition of Space Economy
  • 2.1.2 Sectors of Space Economy
• 2.2 Space Economy Segmentation: An Overview
  • 2.2.1 Space Economy Segmentation

3. Global Market Analysis

• 3.1 Global Space Economy Market: An Analysis
  • 3.1.1 Global Space Economy Market: An Overview
  • 3.1.2 Global Space Economy Market by Value
  • 3.1.3 Global Space Economy Market by Client Type (Commercial Space, Government Procurement, and Other Spending from Government Organizations)
  • 3.1.4 Global Space Economy Market by Application (Satellite Navigation, Satellite Communication, Earth Observation, and Others)
  • 3.1.5 Global Space Economy Market by Value Chain (Ground Equipment, Consumer TV, Non-Satellite Industry, Satellite Manufacturing, Consumer Broadband, Fixed Satellite Services, Second Order Impact, Mobile Satellite Services, Consumer Radio, Satellite Launch, and Earth Observation Services)
• 3.2 Global Space Economy Market: Application Analysis
  • 3.2.1 Global Space Economy Market by Application: An Overview
  • 3.2.2 Global Satellite Navigation Space Economy Market by Value
  • 3.2.3 Global Satellite Navigation Space Economy Market by Region (Asia Pacific, North America, European Union-27, Africa & Middle East, Non-European Union-27, and South America & Caribbean)
  • 3.2.4 Global Satellite Communication Space Economy Market by Value
  • 3.2.5 Global Earth Observation Space Economy Market by Value
  • 3.2.6 Global Earth Observation Space Economy Market by Region (North America, Asia Pacific, European Union-27, Non-European Union-27, South America & Caribbean, and Africa & Middle East)
  • 3.2.7 Global Other Space Economy Market by Value
• 3.3 Global Space Economy Market: Value Chain Analysis
  • 3.3.1 Global Space Economy Market by Value Chain: An Overview
  • 3.3.2 Global Ground Equipment Space Economy Market by Value
  • 3.3.3 Global Consumer TV Space Economy Market by Value
  • 3.3.4 Global Non-Satellite Industry Space Economy Market by Value
  • 3.3.5 Global Satellite Manufacturing Space Economy Market by Value
  • 3.3.6 Global Consumer Broadband Space Economy Market by Value
  • 3.3.7 Global Fixed Satellite Services Space Economy Market by Value
  • 3.3.8 Global Second Order Impacts Space Economy Market by Value
  • 3.3.9 Global Mobile Satellite Services Space Economy Market by Value
  • 3.3.10 Global Consumer Radio Space Economy Market by Value
  • 3.3.11 Global Satellite Launch Space Economy Market by Value
  • 3.3.12 Global Earth Observation Services Space Economy Market by Value

4. Regional Market Analysis

• 4.1 North America Space Economy Market: An Analysis
  • 4.1.1 North America Space Economy Market: An Overview
  • 4.1.2 North America Earth Observation Space Economy Market by Value
  • 4.1.3 North America Satellite Navigation Space Economy Market by Value
• 4.2 European Union-27 (EU27) Space Economy Market: An Analysis
  • 4.2.1 European Union-27 (EU27) Space Economy Market: An Overview
  • 4.2.2 European Union-27 (EU27) Earth Observation Space Economy Market by Value
  • 4.2.3 European Union-27 (EU27) Satellite Navigation Space Economy Market by Value
• 4.3 Non-European Union-27 Space Economy Market: An Analysis
  • 4.3.1 Non-European Union-27 (EU27) Space Economy Market: An Overview
  • 4.3.2 Non-European Union-27 Earth Observation Space Economy Market by Value
  • 4.3.3 Non-European Union-27 Satellite Navigation Space Economy Market by Value
• 4.4 Asia Pacific Space Economy Market: An Analysis
  • 4.4.1 Asia Pacific Space Economy Market: An Overview
  • 4.4.2 Asia Pacific Earth Observation Space Economy Market by Value
  • 4.4.3 Asia Pacific Satellite Navigation Space Economy Market by Value
• 4.5 South America & Caribbean Space Economy Market: An Analysis
  • 4.5.1 South America & Caribbean Space Economy Market: An Overview
  • 4.5.2 South America & Caribbean Earth Observation Space Economy Market by Value
  • 4.5.3 South America & Caribbean Satellite Navigation Space Economy Market by Value
• 4.6 Africa & Middle East Space Economy Market: An Analysis
  • 4.6.1 Africa & Middle East Space Economy Market: An Overview
  • 4.6.2 Africa & Middle East Earth Observation Space Economy Market by Value
  • 4.6.3 Africa & Middle East Satellite Navigation Space Economy Market by Value

5. Impact of COVID-19

• 5.1 Impact of COVID-19 on Global Space Economy Market
• 5.2 Post-COVID-19 Impact on Global Space Economy Market

6. Market Dynamics

• 6.1 Growth Driver
  • 6.1.1 Development of Governmental Space Programs around the World
  • 6.1.2 Infrastructure Development in the Space Economy
  • 6.1.3 Demand for Cargo Spacecraft
  • 6.1.4 Multiplication of Commercial Actors in Space Economy
  • 6.1.5 Rise in Orbital Launches
  • 6.1.6 Deep Space Exploration
  • 6.1.7 Falling Satellite Manufacturing Costs
• 6.2 Challenges
  • 6.2.1 Growing Issue of Space Debris
  • 6.2.2 Need for Appropriate Regulatory Framework
• 6.3 Market Trends
  • 6.3.1 Growing Demand for Uninterrupted Internet
  • 6.3.2 Rising Popularity of Space Tourism
  • 6.3.3 Advancement of Micro-launcher Systems from New Entrants
  • 6.3.4 Asteroid Mining
  • 6.3.5 Space Resource Utilization (SRU)
  • 6.3.6 In- Space Manufacturing
  • 6.3.7 Growing Relationship between Space and Climate Change
  • 6.3.8 Rising Demand for Earth Observer (EO) Data
  • 6.3.9 Interplanetary Transportation
  • 6.3.10 Payload & Telemetry Data

7. Competitive Landscape

• 7.1 Global Space Economy Market Players: Key Comparison
• 7.2 Global Space Economy Market: Commercial Space Companies Comparison
• 7.3 Global Space Economy Market: Government Agencies Comparison

8. Company Profiles

• 8.1 Space Exploration Technologies Corp.
  • 8.1.1 Business Overview
  • 8.1.2 Business Strategy
• 8.2 Blue Origin, LLC
  • 8.2.1 Business Overview
  • 8.2.2 Business Strategy
• 8.3 Virgin Galactic Holdings, Inc.
  • 8.3.1 Business Overview
  • 8.3.2 Business Strategy
• 8.4 National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)
  • 8.4.1 Business Overview
  • 8.4.2 Total Funding by Source
  • 8.4.3 Business Strategy
• 8.5 The Boeing Company
  • 8.5.1 Business Overview
  • 8.5.2 Operating Segments
  • 8.5.3 Business Strategy
• 8.6 Relativity Space
  • 8.6.1 Business Overview
  • 8.6.2 Business Strategy
• 8.7 Northrop Grumman Corporation (Orbital Sciences Corporation)
  • 8.7.1 Business Overview
  • 8.7.2 Operating Segments
  • 8.7.3 Business Strategy
• 8.8 Astra Space, Inc.
  • 8.8.1 Business Overview
  • 8.8.2 Business Strategy
• 8.9 Firefly Aerospace Inc.
  • 8.9.1 Business Overview
  • 8.9.2 Business Strategy
• 8.10 Rocket Lab
  • 8.10.1 Business Overview
  • 8.10.2 Operating Segments
  • 8.10.3 Business Strategy