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SKTLs Space Investment Newsletter

Piper Adamian — Tue, 17 Jan 2023 17:39:23 +0000

SKTLs Space Investment Newsletter includes information about NOAA’s GeoXO Program, Space X launches one and delays the other, NSF and SpaceX reach an agreement for the purpose of astronomy, Guodian Gaoke and Galactic China send up new satellites for a private company mission, the SpaceX Dragon cargo capsule undocks from the ISS with research on board, China launch plans for 2023, Virgin Galactic’s next step after its recent launch failure, Iridium and Qualcomm are joining forces, the latest efforts from Space Workforce 2030 and tons of news about space startup companies.

Space Investment News

NOAA’s GeoXO Program
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is setting its ‘solar sails’ on $20 billion.

SpaceX Launches One, Delays The Other
SpaceX launches successful OneWeb mission, the communications company is nearing global coverage with 542 of 648 satellites in its LEO constellation.

NSF and SpaceX Agreement
An agreement has been created to mitigate the effects of SpaceX’s second-generation Starlink satellites on astronomy.

Guodian Gaoke And Galactic Energy, China
Guodian Gaoke sends five satellites into sun-synchronous orbit Ceres-1 commercial solid rocket from private firm Galactic Energy lifting off from Jiuquan spaceport in the Gobi Desert in northwest China.

SpaceX Dragon Cargo Undocks
The SpaceX Dragon Cargo spacecraft delivered over 4,000 pounds of scientific gear to the ISS last month and is now on its way home

China Launch Plans, 2023
China’s state-owned and commercial space sector is planning for more than 70 launches this year.

Virgin Galactic Prepares To Resume Flights
After Virgin Orbit’s latest attempt to launch a rocket being dropped from a 747 jet has failed and payloads were lost, the company is reorganizing its leadership and parting ways with a senior executive.

Iridium And Qualcomm Join Forces
Iridium is partnering with chip maker Qualcomm to connect smartphones to its satellite constellation this year.

CNBC Television
Recruiting The Next Generation Of ‘Space’ Workers
CNBC’s Morgan Brennan reports on recruiting efforts to bring about the next space workforce.

SPACE STARTUP AND PRIVATE COMPANY NEWS

SATELLITE MANUFACTURER
Capella Space is accelerating. Capella Space has raised $60 million, continuing with plans for the deployment of its constellation and meeting the growing demand for its synthetic aperture radar (SAR) satellite imagery.

CYBERSECURITY DEVELOPER
SpiderOak’s Series C funding round. SpiderOak raised $16.4 million with plans to finish on-orbit testing and secure flight heritage for its second-generation space product.

SATELLITE CONSTELLATION MANAGEMENT
Cognitive Space has a new board member. Cognitive Space now has a former National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency official, former president and CEO of the United States Geospatial Intelligence Foundation and angel investor on its board of directors.

SATELLITE COMPONENTS MANUFACTURER
CAES Space Systems’ new look. CAES Space Systems has been rebranded Frontgrade Technologies after being sold to a private equity firm.

ROCKET MANUFACTURER
ABL Space Systems first RS1 rocket launch. The ABL Space Systems’ RS1 rocket’s inaugural flight crashes to the ground, carrying two small sats.

SATELLITE MANUFACTURER
General Atomics selected for cislunar mission. General Atomics got $72 million from Advanced Space to build a satellite for the Oracle mission.

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SKTLs Space Newsletter: Harvesting Orion, 87 Launches from Florida, NASA Budget Crunch, and Much More

Piper Adamian — Fri, 06 Jan 2023 20:29:39 +0000

SKTLs Space Newsletter #45 includes information about harvesting data from the Orion spacecraft for the Artemis 2 mission, the Florida space coast is forecasting 87 launches for the upcoming year, NASA is facing an overall budget crunch, research being done on the ISS, the Space Startup Bootcamp is helping startups navigate the regulatory terrain of the space industry, the last astronaut from the Apollo 7 mission dies at 90 years of age, fun facts about exoplanets and other updates about space exploration and the space industry.

“What does an astronaut call his ex from space?
SpaceX!”
scarymommy.com

Space News

Harvesting Orion
The Orion spacecraft is home, data from the spacecraft’s journey will be an important asset for the Artemis 2 mission.

Florida Space Coast Launches, 2023
The U.S. Space Force is preparing for 87 launches from Florida’s Space Coast this year, including SpaceX, debuts of ULA’s Vulcan and Relativity’s Terran 1 rockets.

NASA’s Budget Crunch
NASA allows Earth science missions to participate in an upcoming review of extended missions, amidst warnings regarding budget pressures overall.

Space Station Research
Human research, space botany, and tiny satellites are all part of the mission.

Space Startups Bootcamp
The Space Regulatory Bootcamp, backed by the U.S. AFRL and SpaceWERX, helps startups navigate the space sector’s complex regulatory environment

Apollo Astronaut Walter Cunningham Passes
Walter Cunningham, the Apollo 7 mission’s last surviving astronaut, dies at 90.

The Space Race
NASA Reveals New Discovery On Mars
News and updates from everything in space, including the SpaceX and NASA mission to colonize Mars and the Moon.

Fun facts about space life…
An exoplanet is a planet that orbits a star outside of our solar system There are more than 4,000 known exoplanets, and counting.
Humans are hard at work surveying and learning about the variety of worlds out there among the stars. Could any of these exoplanets support human life?

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SKTLs weekly team meeting

SKTLs Space Investment Newsletter: SpaceX Funding, China’s Lunar Plans, Planet Labs Record Q3 and Much More

Piper Adamian — Tue, 03 Jan 2023 18:53:01 +0000

SKTLs Space Investment Newsletter includes information about SpaceX seeking funding at a $137 billion dollar evaluation, China’s plans for a lunar research station, Satellogic missed revenue projections and will be making several cutbacks, IN-SPACe signs a pact in efforts to become a global leader in creating a Quantum Communications Secure Network, SpaceX kicks off the new year with a succcessful Falcon 9 launch, Planet Labs has a record Q3 earnings report, an analysis on investing in space stocks for 2023 and some of the telltale signs of the growing capabilities of the Orbital Age.

Space Investment News

SpaceX Seeks Funding
SpaceX is raising money in a new round of funding, valuing the company at $137 billion.

China Lunar Research Plans
The world’s two biggest superpowers are strategizing to score a new set of firsts on the Moon.

Layoffs and Delays At Satellogic
Satellogic has slashed revenue projections, forcing the company to cut costs.

IN-SPACe Signs Pact
India is striving to become a world leader in creating a Quantum Secure Communication Network.

SpaceX. First Launch 2023
After a record-setting year, SpaceX kicked off the new year with a dedicated smallsat rideshare mission.

Planet Delivers Record Quarter
Planet reports nearly $200 million in annual revenue.

Investing in Space Stocks: 2023
Space stocks are in survival mode as the space sector enters 2023.

Yahoo Finance
The Growing Commercial Capabilities of Space Companies
Space Capital managing partner and SpaceX investor Chad Anderson joins Yahoo Finance Live anchors Brian Sozzi and Brad Smith to discuss new investment frontiers, space stocks, innovation, and the outlook for space ventures going into 2023.

SKTLs Space Newsletter: New Orbital Debris Bill, Space Funding In The Billions, China Seeks New Partnerships and Much More

Piper Adamian — Fri, 30 Dec 2022 15:11:44 +0000

SKTLs Space Newsletter #44 includes information about the new orbital bill just passed by the U.S. Senate, the ESA is hiring hundreds after a recent budget increase, Space Force receives over a billion dollars as a result of the new consolidated funding bill, China seeking new partnerships with GCC countries, NASA awarding millions to a company to design the new ISS spacesuit, the potential for life on Mars, the latest and greatest for startup and private companies and fun facts about winters on Mars.

“What is the slowest of all species in the galaxy?
Snailiens!”
thoughtcatalog.com

Space News

Orbit Debris Cleanup Bill
The Senate passes orbital debris cleanup legislation, NASA to establish a program for removing space junk.

ESA Budget Increase
The European Space Agency plans to hire 400 new employees in 2023, encompassing strategic issues within ESA as well as reforming its bureaucracy.

U.S. Space Force Funding
The $1.7 trillion consolidated funding bill allocated a hefty amount for the Space Force budget, new satellites.

China’s Seeking New Partnerships
China is on a mission to work with emerging space nations on remote sensing, communications satellites and much more.

NASA Space Station Spacesuit Award
NASA awarded $97.2 million to a company to develop a new spacesuit used for ISS spacewalks.

NASA
Is There Life On Mars?
Early in the life of the solar system Mars appears to have had Earth-like conditions. Planetary researchers have been targeting Mars to gain insight into how our own planet developed.

SPACE STARTUP AND PRIVATE COMPANY NEWS

ROCKET MANUFACTURER, SATELLITE RIDESHARE

SpaceX completes record year. The recent launch of a Falcon 9 carrying a commercial Israeli imaging satellite marks the end of the busiest year ever for SpaceX.

SATELLITE CONSTELLATION MANAGEMENT

Platform to predict RF interference. Canadian startup Magnestar is building a platform to help foresee radio frequency interference among satellite operators.

SATELLITE CONSTELLATION

Saturn Satellite Networks small GEO satellite program. Saturn is trying to secure funds for another attempt at getting its small geostationary satellite manufacturing business off the ground.

Fun facts about space life…
Earth undergoes seasonal transformations throughout the year, every year. Interesting fact, so do other planets.
What are winters like on Mars? Some areas get as low as minus 190 degrees Fahrenheit, and some up to 3 feet of snow.

SKTLs Space Investment Newsletter: Acquisitions, Partnerships, Going Private and Much More As Space Races On

Piper Adamian — Mon, 19 Dec 2022 19:56:58 +0000

SKTLs Space Investment Newsletter includes information about L3Harris announcing the acquisition of Aerojet-Rocketdyne, Maxar deciding to go private after 13.5 years on the NYSE, Microsoft and Viasat are partnering to bring broadband to the world, SpaceX launches the first satellite for the SES’ next generation constellation, SpaceX also launches a lunar lander for the Japanese company ispace, NASA and AST Mobile sign a spaceflight safety agreement, Arqit denounces its plan for a satellite constellation based on its lack of necessity, EOI sells shares and rights to Japanese company NTT Data and Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao talks about the stability of the firms exchange and the importance of exchanges holding assets one-to-one.

Space Investment News

L3Harris And Aerojet Rocketdyne
After a similar bid was blocked by antitrust regulators (earlier this year), L3Harris seeks to acquire Aerojet-Rocketdyne.

Maxar Agrees To Go Private
Maxar announced on Friday they are going private through an acquisition led by Advent International.

Microsoft and Viasat Partner
Viasat is the first satellite operator to join Microsoft, aiming to deliver connectivity to 250 billion people by yearend 2025.

SpaceX Launches O3b mPower Satellites
Promising 10 times more throughput than their predecessors, SpaceX sends up the first sats for the SES’ next-generation broadband constellation.

SpaceX Launches Lunar Lander For ispace
A Japanese lunar exploration company named ispace began its first mission on a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket, launched from Florida.

NASA and AST SpaceMobile Sign Agreement
As astronomers grow increasingly concerned about AST’s satellites, NASA signs a spaceflight safety aggreement with the company.

Arqit Drops Plans
Arqit has determined it doesn’t need satellites to deliver encryption keys that resist attacks from quantum computers.

EOI Space Forges Ahead With NTT Data
Tokyo-based NTT Group is acquiring 2.5 percent of EOI, with exclusive rights to sell their satellite imagery in Japan.

CNBC Television
Holding Assets One-To-One, Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao
Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao joins CNBC’s ‘Squawk Box’ to discuss how the company is working to avoid a major fallout similar to the crypto exchange FTX.

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SKTLs Space Newsletter: The Orbital Age, Artemis 1 Success Story, Greatest In Science 2022 and Much More

Piper Adamian — Thu, 15 Dec 2022 23:00:20 +0000

SKTLs Space Newsletter #43 includes information about the rise of the newest industrial age called The Orbital Age, the Artemis 1 mission continues to receive praise from the space industry community, a major milestone in the fight for ASAT Test Bans just had a recent victory, a leak on the Soyuz crew capsule docked at the ISS caused some delays in the ISS schedule of events, JWST is hailed as the Greatest Science Breakthrough of 2022, detailed analysis of the Artemis 1 re-entry, Blue Origin’s drive and determination could take them to the moon, space startups news and interesting facts about the advantages of machine learning helping humans uncover the lost history of a black hole and other space curiosities?

“What do you call the lights on a lunar rover?
Moonbeams!”
thoughtcatalog.com

Space News

The Next And Most Profound Industrial Revolution
The Orbital Age will be the newest trillion-dollar industry.

Artemis 1 Earns Widespread Praise
Politicians and industry leaders show their support for a program that has suffered numerous delays.

ASAT Test Ban Resolution, Approved
A resolution calling for a halt to one type of anti-satellite (ASAT) testing indicates a move to support broader space sustainability initiatives.

Soyuz Coolant Leak
A significant coolant system leak in the lone Soyuz crew capsule comes with unfortunate timing.

The Greatest Science Breakthrough Of 2022
From a flawless launch in 2021, through a perfectly executed deployment sequence, the JWST has left us breathless.

The Space Race
The NASA Artemis 1 Mission Update
The NASA Artemis 1 mission was a success, see how the ORION spacecraft made the trip home. Blue Origin competes with major players in the space industry for NASA contracts and more.

SPACE STARTUP AND PRIVATE COMPANY NEWS

MANUFACTURING IN SPACE, INFRASTRUCTURE

ThinkOrbital is raising the bar. ThinkOrbital is aiming to work with agencies that want to manufacture products in orbit or recycle debris.

SATELLITE CONSTELLATION

Quantum Space raises $15 million. Quantum Space will be further developing the first in a constellation of satellites intended to serve cislunar space.

SATELLITE ANTENNA MANUFACTURER

Anywaves plots aggressive US expansion. French satellite antenna maker Anywaves has raised millions to grow its US customer base.

Fun facts about space life…
It would seem a black hole has a mind of its own when it comes to growing larger and increasing in size.

Could machine learning help humans uncover the lost history of a black hole and other space curiosities?

SKTLs Space Newsletter: Artemis 1 Launches, CAPSTONE’s In Lunar Orbit, The X-37B Space Plane’s New Record and Much More

Piper Adamian — Wed, 16 Nov 2022 18:02:17 +0000

SKTLs Space Newsletter #42 includes information about the recent Artemis 1 launch and mission, CAPSTONE reaches its intended lunar orbit, the X-37B Space Plane sets a new in-orbit record, South Korea’s Danuri Orbiter achieves interplanetary internet connection, NASA’s Venus mission delay is affecting other missions, Rocket Lab basks in the success of the CAPSTONE mission, private sector and startup news and some fun facts about the effects of cosmic radiation on space life.

“What should you do if you see a spaceman?
Quickly park your car in it.”
keeplaughingforever.com

Space News

The Artemis 1 Launch
SLS has launched Artemis 1 and it’s headed toward the moon!

NASA’s CAPSTONE Spacecraft Arrives
The NASA CAPSTONE Spacecraft has found its spot in space, reaching a near-rectilinear halo orbit (NRHO).

The X-37B Space Plane
The X-37B Space Plane sets a new endurance record, beating its previous record of 780 days.

South Korea’s Danuri Orbiter
Danuri, South Korea’s robotic lunar orbiter, achieved interplanetary internet connection by way of delay-disruption tolerant networking.

NASA’s Venus Mission
Delaying the NASA Venus mission has put a few kinks in the organizations space exploration schedule.

Rocket Lab
Welcome to the Moon, CAPSTONE
Five months after lifting off, CAPSTONE has arrived at the Moon.

SPACE STARTUP AND PRIVATE COMPANY NEWS

SATELLITE RIDESHARE
SpaceX launches a pair of Intelsat satellites. SpaceX successfully launches replacement satellites, but it’s the final flight for this Falcon 9 booster.

SPACE-BASED CLOUD INFRASTRUCTURE
LEOcloud and Axiom Space. LEOcloud, a startup focused on space-based edge computing, has announced a strategic collaboration agreement with Axiom Space.

SPACE-BASED CLOUD INFRASTRUCTURE
Kayhan and Morpheus. Kayhan Space and Morpheus Space announced a strategic partnership, offering collision avoidance solutions.

PROPULSIONS MANUFACTURER
Benchmark expands. Benchmark Space Systems has increased staff, facilities and has booked more than 250 new orders.

SATELLITE MANUFACTURER
SFL offers support for HawkEye 360. Space Flight Laboratory won a significant award, offering developmental support for Hawkeye 360.

ORBITAL DEBRIS REMOVAL
ClearSpace’s collaboration with Intelsat. ClearSpace, the Swiss orbital debris removal startup, is building on core capabilities it’s already developing for the ESA.

ORBITAL TRANSFER VEHICLE MANUFACTURER
Starfish books launch for a mission next fall. Starfish Space plans to perform the first satellite docking test using electric propulsion, attempting to rendezvous with another spacecraft.

Fun facts about space life…
Space radiation is one of the main health risks for humans in space. Harmful effects of space radiation are a major challenge for short and long-term missions.
Could synthetic hibernation provide some answers for future developments to protect humans from cosmic radiation?

SKTLs Space Investment Newsletter: Morgan Stanley Space Industry Analysis, 2022-26 Global Space Investment Report, Resilient Space Sectors and More

Piper Adamian — Fri, 11 Nov 2022 19:10:09 +0000

SKTLs Space Investment Newsletter includes information about space investment opportunities under examination by Morgan Stanley Research, the 2022-2026 Global Space Investment Report, publicly traded space stocks and ETFs, which space sectors have shown to be immune from the woes of economic inflation, publicly traded space companies range from legacy companies to SPACs, Rocket Labs Quarterly Report shines, NB 5G-IoT is the next big thing in the space economy, the recent SpaceX ‘Graduation Day’ and analysis for investing and profiting during a recession.

Space Investment News

Investing In Space
Morgan Stanley Research has been examining developments in the space industry, determining a constellation of potential investment opportunities.

Global Space Investment 2022-2026
A qualitative and quantitative examination of the space investment landscape, understanding the potential.

Space Stocks & ETFs
Private investments in the space industry are limited to institutional investors and private firms. Fortunately, there are other companies publicly traded for space enthusiasts to invest in.

Some Sectors More Resilient Than Others
Not all sectors of the space industry are affected by high interest rates and inflation, some space companies and technologies may be immune.

More Space Stocks Up For Grabs
From Legacy companies to SPACs, space companies competing for their share of the public market.

Rocket Lab Quarterly Revenue
Rocket Lab boasts record revenue, with new spacecraft and components business contracts.

NB 5G-IoT, The Next Big Thing
NB 5G-IoT is a 5G game changer, satellite IoT connectivity revenues are expected to grow faster than traditional satellite revenues.

SpaceX Graduation Day
On SpaceX Graduation Day employees are granted a very lucrative award, redemption for long hours and hard work.

Graham Stephan
How To Use The 2023 Recession To Get Rich
In a way, a recession is the markets way of “Weeding out the weak,” giving opportunities to newer, smaller people and businesses to develop. Here’s how to build wealth during a recession.

SKTLs Space Newsletter: Artemis 1 Rolls Out Again, Rocket Lab Succeeds & Fails, Cygnus Cargo Mission In Route And Much More

Piper Adamian — Mon, 07 Nov 2022 19:51:45 +0000

SKTLs Space Newsletter #41 includes information about the SLS Artemis 1 rocket rolling back out and planning on launching later this month, Rocket Lab’s recent launch success comes with continued booster issues, the Cygnus cargo mission is in route to the ISS, China loses a rocket stage somewhere over the Pacific Ocean, what happened in space on November 7th (today) back in 1996, a breakdown of the science and experimentation that will soon be taking place on the ISS, tons of the latest news about space startups and fun facts about the closest black hole to Earth and what scientists know about it.

“Despite space being a vacuum…
Mars is really dusty.”
scarymommy.com

Space News

The SLS Returns
The Space Launch System and Orion spacecraft are back out on the launch pad for the third attempt to launch the Artemis 1 mission.

Rocket Lab Launch, Fail
Rocket Lab’s latest satellite launch is mostly a success.

ISS Cargo Mission
A Cygnus cargo spacecraft is in route to the International Space Station thanks to a Antares rocket lifted off from NASA’s Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia.

Rocket Reentry Forces Airspace Closures
A 21-metric-ton dry mass Long March 5B rocket stage reentered over the Pacific Ocean, a little more than four days after it launched.

On This Day In Space!
November 7, 1996: NASA launches its Mars Global Surveyor mission.

NASA
Science, SpaceX’s 26th Cargo Resupply Mission to the Space Station
On Noveber 18th a Dragon spacecraft will launch with dozens of scientific experiments and technology demonstrations on board.

SPACE STARTUP AND PRIVATE COMPANY NEWS

SATELLITE RIDESHARE

SpaceX launches Hotbird 13G. SpaceX launched the second of two satellites for Eutelsat on November 3rd.

SATELLITE CONSTELLATION

Starlink adds a monthly soft cap. Starlink internet has included unlimited bandwidth since launch, but now they’re adding a 1TB threshold.

SPACE OUTPOST MANUFACTURER

Embark, an Arkisys program. Southern California startup Arkisys is inviting U.S. companies to test payloads or subsystems in low Earth orbit.

OTV DEVELOPER

Exotrail signs launch agreement. French company Exotrail develops orbital transfer vehicles (OTV’s) and has now signed a contract with a German rocket manufacturer.

Fun facts about space…
Black holes, the most extreme objects in the universe, are the most mysterious piece of the space puzzle and are believed to be capable of devouring all matter.
Recently, Astronomers using the Gemini North telescope on the island of Hawai’i have discovered the closest black hole to Earth.

SKTLs Space Newsletter: China’s Spaceplane UFO, Starship’s First Launch Update, CAPSTONE’s Latest and Much More

Piper Adamian — Wed, 02 Nov 2022 18:31:19 +0000

SKTLs Newsletter #40 includes information about China’s secret spaceplane releasing an unidentified object into orbit, updates regarding the first launch of the SpaceX starship, China’s recent engine test could give them what it takes to reach the Moon, CAPSTONE successfully maneuvers to stay on track, what happened in space on November 2nd in 2000, footage of the SKTLs first ever live stream AMA on YouTube, space startup news galore and fun facts about Plant Habitat-03 and growing food in space.

“I was talking to an alien and it turns out they eat radio-active materials. I asked it what its favorite meal was.
It told me: fission chips.”
thoughtcatalog.com

Space News

China’s Mystery Spaceplane
China’s reusable spaceplane has released an object into orbit, yet again.

The First Launch
NASA expects SpaceX to be ready for the Starship’s test flight before the end of 2022.

China’s Moon Mission Rocket
China’s hot fire tests for the YF-100M, a vacuum-optimized engine, is heating up the space race.

CAPSTONE Spacecraft, On Track
CAPSTONE is no longer in safe mode following its spin-out in September, before its arrival to Moon orbit.

On This Day In Space!
November 2, 2000: Expedition 1 arrives at the ISS.

SKTLs Space Crypto
SKTLs Space Crypto AMA with Cody Willard
Cody Willard answers questions about SKTLs – a cryptocurrency dedicated to helping clean up space debris and making space more accessible.

SPACE STARTUP AND PRIVATE COMPANY NEWS

ROCKET MANUFACTURER

SpaceX Falcon Heavy launch first. A SpaceX Falcon Heavy is delivering a payload for Space Force, on its first direct-to-GEO operational mission.

SATELLITE MANUFACTURER

Millennium Space’s Tetra-1. Here’s how Millennium delivered the Tetra-1 60% faster than the previous missions.

TELESCOPE MANUFACTURER

Wyvern raises $7 million. Hyperspectral imaging startup Wyvern has secured more funding to add to its previous rounds, developing its foldable telescope.

SPACE TUG MANUFACTURER

Arianespace partners with a space tug startup. Space Machines Company, an Australian startup, will debut its Optimus-1 space tug in the second quarter of 2023 with a popular payload launch service.

SATELLITE CONSTELLATION

The first NorthStar SSA satellites. NorthStar Earth and Space will soon launch its first satellites with Virgin Orbit.

Fun facts about space…
When it comes to developing the space economy many issues will need to be addressed. One of the most common questions- what will humans eat in space?
Which plants have the best chances for cultivation and survival in space? That’s the question being addressed by Principal Investigators in the Plant Habitat-03 investigation.