Quiet Accumulators — Issue #4: The Space Economy Ledger
By: Michael D Tobin
December 16, 2025
ENGINEER:
“Look at this — the global space market just crossed $613 billion. The U.S. slice is about $142 billion, only half a percent of GDP, but it’s growing. That’s proof space is becoming real business.”
CONTROLLER:
“And don’t forget cadence. Launches are hitting records. Reusable rockets keep costs down, but every flight still needs FAA approval. Licenses are the notes, reentries the rests. Without rhythm, there’s chaos.”
ANALYST:
“Government budgets are flat this year, stuck at last year’s levels. That means commercial players carry the momentum. They’re the ones turning launches into contracts.”
OBSERVER:
“Satellites aren’t just selling pictures anymore. They’re selling insights. Subscriptions, not snapshots. That’s where steady revenue lives. And biotechs are growing in microgravity — for the benefit of mankind.”
ENGINEER:
“So the lesson is simple. For new traders: watch cadence and contracts. For seasoned investors: avoid hype, track who turns pixels into profits.”
CONTROLLER:
“Flat funding tests faith. Cadence rewards craft. That’s our ledger.”
Drafted with AI support for clarity and context.
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