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20/05/2026

Edition 15 of our Monthly Space Industry Report is now available!

In this edition, we discuss recent developments in the launch market, including news from Blue Origin and Firefly, as well as updates to the Artemis programme. We also explore what is currently driving the space industry, with forecasts estimating it will exceed $1.8 trillion by 2035.

In our legal review, we introduce Part 1 of our two-part series on exploring developments in space law and governance regarding lunar resources, such as what was discussed at the recent COPUOS Legal Subcommittee, and developing national legislation.

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11/04/2026

Edition 14 of our Monthly Space Industry Report is now available!

This edition comes just before the Legal Subcommittee of COPUOS convenes next week, where discussions will take place surrounding space law and governance. In our legal review, we discuss one key area of development; space traffic management, the establishment of an STM Study Group, and what principles of law already exist in order to shape the future of STM governance.

In our news roundup, we discuss the historic Artemis-II mission and analyse the recent pivot in NASA strategy to increase lunar cargo missions, and focus on lunar infrastructure development. This and much more....

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19/03/2026

Issue 13 of our Space Industry report is now available!

In the backdrop of the ongoing war in the Middle East, we analyse the use and strategic importance of commercial dual-use space systems in modern conflict, and discuss how these are increasingly becoming targets of warfare. In addition, we provide updates on the latest developments in lunar exploration, including SpaceX’s recent pivot toward lunar infrastructure development and ongoing support for establishing orbital AI data centres.

In our Legal Review, we discuss the need for transparency in space operations in order to secure the basic principles of peaceful and safe uses of outer space, and analyse how Article XI of the Outer Space Treaty could be utilised.

As always, we would love to hear your thoughts on any of these issues!

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11/02/2026

Our apologies for the slight delay, but the new edition of our Monthly Space Industry Report is now available! It is now edition 12, and so we mark our first full year of publishing the report!

We would like to thank everyone for your support and interest in our work, as we continue to strive to provide the best expert industry analysis, critical legal research, and to help raise awareness and build capacity in the growing space sector.

In this edition, we take a look at the upcoming Artemis-II mission, and reflect on its importance within the framework of the Artemis project. We also analyse recent developments, including those within the evolving commercial lunar landscape, as well as discuss some recent efforts to address the spiralling orbital debris crisis.

In our Legal Review, we discuss the recent seismic shifts in international relations and law, and discuss how geopolitical challenges are testing the resilience of multilateralism and cooperation in space.

Thank you all once again, and keep in touch for details on some very exciting updates from ANASDA coming soon!

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16/01/2026

The latest edition of our Space Industry Monthly Report is now available!

In this edition, we take a look at recent developments from the US, and President Trump’s Executive Order directed at establishing lunar infrastructure. We also assess launch commercialisation and China’s latest attempts at reusable launch technology, as well as ESA funding commitments and backlash to the proposed EU Space Act.

In our legal review, we analyse the increasing military uses of outer space, and ask if the Outer Space Treaty is still fit to maintain space for peaceful purposes.

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11/12/2025

The latest edition of our Monthly Space Industry Report is now available!

In this edition, we reflect on the 68th anniversary of the launches of Sputnik-1 and Sputnik-2, and the birth of the space age. We also look toward 2026 and a growing lunar launch cadence, and take a brief look at what developments are taking place regarding the governance of lunar resource extraction.

In our legal review, we examine the responsibility and liability regimes that apply when a space object causes damage, with particular attention to the rising incidence of debris strikes.

The report is free to download, and as ever, we would be thrilled to hear your thoughts and feedback!

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29/10/2025

The latest edition of our Monthly Space Industry Report is now available!

In the September/October edition, and on the 5th anniversary of the Artemis Accords, we analyse what impact the US-led framework has had on space governance and cooperation, in light of shifting geopolitical dynamics.

We furthermore take a look at the launch market, reflecting on another successful demonstration from Starship, as well as discuss what appears to be a rapidly growing interest in lunar resources.

Lastly, in our Legal Review, we critically analyse the current and future challenges to orbital governance, and strive to understand what key threats are currently emerging.

This and much more! As always, please do not hesitate to reach out and get in touch!

The ANASDA Team


The new US president has wasted little time pushing his agenda, from sweeping immigration reforms to threatening tariffs...
24/01/2025

The new US president has wasted little time pushing his agenda, from sweeping immigration reforms to threatening tariffs on imports, and stepping away from the Paris Climate Agreement (again).

Today, we take a quick look at how the Trump administration might influence international space relations and governance, especially given its ‚isolationist‘ approach and the growing rivalry in the commercial space industry.




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iSpace and Firefly Aerospace launched their commercial lunar landers this week, on a shared SpaceX Falcon-9 launch, mark...
17/01/2025

iSpace and Firefly Aerospace launched their commercial lunar landers this week, on a shared SpaceX Falcon-9 launch, marking another significant moment for the commercial space economy.

iSpace are making their second attempt and will carry their own TENACIOUS lunar rover. The company made history this week in receiving permission under Luxembourg’s Space Resources Law to collect lunar regolith and transfer ownership to NASA. The mission could set a historic precedent in legislating for commercial resources extraction and ownership, an increasingly contested legal issue at international level. iSpace will also send a water electrolyzer, an artistic Moonhouse by a Swedish artist and a deep space radiation probe from Taiwan.

Firefly are launching for the first time, contracted under NASA’s Commercial Lunar Payloads Services programme (CLPS). The company are sending payloads from Honeybee Robotics, who are aiming to both measure the heat from the from the interior of the Moon, as well demonstrate lunar soil collection techniques using their PlanetVac gas blasting technology. It will also carry NASA’s lunar dust mitigation demonstration and test GNSS satellite connectivity in a project with the Italian Space Agency, among others.

It’s an exciting time for lunar exploration. As soon as late February we may also expect another commercial mission from Intuitive Machines, who made history last year in becoming the first private company to successfully land on the Moon...

Like and follow ANASDA in order to keep up to date! Watch out for our new Monthly Space Industry Report coming in February!


Last week, we were honoured to participate in the UN Conference on Space Law and Policy and listen to experts from gover...
29/11/2024

Last week, we were honoured to participate in the UN Conference on Space Law and Policy and listen to experts from government, agencies, industry, and academia share their insights on a wide range of issues, including debris mitigation and remediation, information-sharing, implementing national space law strategies, and initiatives toward dark and quiet skies.

Many thanks to everyone involved. It is through forums such as these that we can learn, contribute, and help build capacity toward establishing the sustainable and responsible use and development of outer space.

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This week are back to our regular routine, and our space industry news roundup & analysis is now available!

NASA have requested Blue Origin and SpaceX for lunar rover and habitat delivery missions, while we may see another commercial race to the Moon at the start of next year, and more...

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