Скачать или смотреть The 2025 Space Tech Playbook (No Hype)

The space stack is maturing fast. Laser communications just set deep-space records (UHD video from 19 million miles; downlinks from 300 million miles), hinting at high-bandwidth links for Mars-class distances.

Artemis dates have shifted, with the first crewed lunar flyby now targeted around 2026 and the first landing around 2027, keeping the Moon-to-Mars pipeline moving.

Meanwhile, commercial LEO stations are progressing to replace the ISS era with private research/tourism hubs.

On-orbit servicing is real—Mission Extension Vehicles have already life-extended GEO satellites.

For deep-space logistics, NASA is funding cryogenic propellant transfer demos (Starship/LOX) to enable refueling “depots” in orbit.

In-space manufacturing moved from demo to delivery—Varda returned drug crystals from orbit in 2024.

On Earth, mega-constellations plus AI are supercharging Earth observation use-cases.

Next unlock: lunar ISRU—turning polar ice and regolith into propellant, air, and building materials.

What trend grabs you—laser links, refueling stops, stations, servicing, factories, or ISRU?

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