We believe that Launchspace has the only viable and affordable technology and architectural approaches for supplying several critical space data and services to the Space Force, intelligence community, NASA and commercial satellite operators. Our revenue model is based on permanent recurring subscription revenue streams from patents critical to ensuring safe access to space and protection for vital space assets. Launchspace is developing a Low Earth Orbit (LEO) and Cislunar sensor constellation to detect, track and identify resident space objects (RSOs – orbital debris and active spacecraft) in low Earth orbit (LEO), geostationary equatorial orbits (GEO) and Cislunar space, leading to revenue from customers in space domain awareness (SDA), orbital debris detection, tracking and removal and space traffic management (STM). The orbital debris problem will always exist due to the exponential increase in the launch of satellites and spacecraft. Therefore, the critically mandated solution to this problem will result in a permanent and recurring revenue stream for Launchspace.
Launchspace will develop a 2nd constellation of debris impact pads (DIPs) that will remediate the orbital debris problem which threatens astronauts, satellites and the International Space Station (ISS) and can clog access to critical orbits in space. We plan on ultimately putting a constellation of 24 - 26 sensor spacecraft in LEO and as many as 100 DIPs. Because the orbital debris problem will grow over time with the planned 100,000 satellites being put on orbit in the next 10 years, orbital debris is a problem that will need tracking and remediation on a permanent basis.
The combination of National Security Space (NSS), civil (NASA, NOAA) and commercial customers using our solutions should save the US Government billions of dollars, maintain permanent safe space operations for spaceflight and the upcoming $1 Trillion in global space commerce and help ensure continued U.S. leadership in space.
