Space Companies

“The funny thing is, like, space companies are really hard to kill. Like, the amount of space companies that should be dead, ah, and not, the sort of zombie companies is quite, quite incredible. It's not like other industries where, you know, you go to die, you…”

“Cause you see so many, you see a company that's just objectively terrible. And they just continue to get funding. There's just new investor after new investor and after new investor, but sometimes, sometimes like the really big firms that you think are really …”

“Like, the big space companies of the future are gonna all look a little bit the same. They're gonna have their own rocket, because access to space is key. They're gonna have their own ability to build as many satellites as they need, and they're all gonna have…”

“You know, I've always viewed the large space companies are going to have the ability to build on their own satellites and launch them. And if you're beholden to someone else providing you all the critical components and you, your ability to scale is governed b…”

“A lot of space companies will actually go to Germany, because you can actually get a license from the German regulator of spectrum, and that is valid in the United States. That's probably a broken state of the world to be in.”

“Fewer than one in four space companies have made it to orbit. More than half of these needed more than five years to do so. The capital to reach first launch means seed investors can expect equity dilution of up to 90%.”

“We have been getting inundated with company, space companies, looking to do different, you know, do a different execution.”