Global Space Markets Report 2019: Examinating of the New Era in Space Industries

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Nov 26, 2019, 19:15 ET

DUBLIN, Nov. 26, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- The "Space - The Next Frontier: Markets, Technologies and Competitors - 2019 Analysis and Forecasts" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.

The world is entering a new era in Space where there will be more advances in the next few decades than throughout human history.

For example:

China is aiming to launch its complex Chang'e-5 lunar sample return mission in late 2020. The ambitious mission is now scheduled to launch atop the fifth Long March 5 heavy-lift rocket. Chang'e-5 will attempt to collect and return around two kilograms of lunar samples from a site close to Mons Rumker, a volcanic formation situated in the Oceanus Procellarum region of western edge of the near side of the moon. The last lunar sample return was the Soviet Union's 1976 Luna 24 mission.
Japan aims to be the fourth country to land on the moon. The U.S, Russia and China have successfully landed people or robotic missions on the moon and India and Israel have recently tried and failed. Japan seems likely to be fourth. Japanese company iSpace will try to land the Hakuto-R lander in 2021. It will be flown on a SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket. Hakuto-R Mission 1 will include a lunar lander that is now scheduled for launch in October 2021. Hakuto-R Mission 2, a lunar lander and rover, is scheduled for launch in March 2023.
NASA plans to start mining the moon and construction vehicle company Caterpillar is working with them to build machines that could excavate and mine the lunar surface. The goal is to determine whether it makes sense to send autonomous or remote-controlled construction equipment to the Moon to gather rocks, dust, and water that NASA could use as raw materials for its planned lunar outpost.
In November 2019, U.S. Naval Air Warfare Center Aircraft Division disclosed patents filed for a practical fusion reactor that could be stored in aircraft to help achieve unimaginable speeds and maneuverability. These Advanced Electromagnetic Vehicles would dramatically reduce the current travel limits of distance and time and mimic the capabilities observed in unidentified aerial phenomenon (UFOs) by employing a drive system that alters the space-time metric. In other words, these craft will be able to travel into space many times faster than any rockets currently available.

Key Topics Covered:

Introduction

Space - The Next Frontier

Original Space Race
Space Industry Market Size
Fifth Cycle
Space Definition
Space Economy

Perimeters

Space Race 1.0
Space Race 2.0
Defense and Military
Commercial Satellite Providers
Countries in Space

Global Involvement

Government Space Budgets
Regulations
Space Investments
Falling Launch Costs
Space Market by Segment
Cislunar Economy

Key Players

Old Guard
Private Companies
Government National Space Agencies

Space Mining and Resources

Asteroid Mining
Asteroid Mining Companies
CISlunar Development
Private Company Moon Plans
Lunar Propellants
Lunar Water
Nuclear Thermal Propulsion
Mining Lunar Pole Ice
Mining Issues

Return to Moon Cost

Lunar Plans Advancing Rapidly
Conestoga Cargo Transport

Space Nuclear Power

Mars 2020
Mars 2020 Rover
Rover Power System
MMRTG

Space Tourism

Sub-Orbital Reusable Vehicles
Private Astronauts
Virgin Galactic

Companies Mentioned

Armadillo Aerospace
Ball Aerospace
BHP Billiton
Bigelow Aerospace
Blue Origin
Boeing
BWXT
Caterpillar
Deep Space Industries
ESA
Facebook
Google
Honeybee Robotics.
Lockheed Martin
Maxar Technologies
NASA
Newmont Mining Corporation
Northrop Grumman
Planetary Resources
Rio Tinto
Rocket Lab
Shackleton Energy Company
SoftBank
SpaceX
Tencent
United Launch Alliance
UP Aerospace
Virigin Galactic

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