Prospects for Space Exploration
An economic and strategic assessment of the space exploration sector.
Description
Prospects for Space Exploration is a one-of-a-kind market intelligence report, providing a comprehensive strategic and economic assessment of the space exploration sector. The report assesses global trends and forecasts, providing detailed analysis of government, commercial, and public-private partnership programs worldwide by application domain (LEO human spaceflight, Moon exploration, Mars exploration, Other deep space exploration, and Astronomy, astrophysics & heliophysics).
The report is an essential tool for governments, private companies, investors, and any other organization requiring an in-depth understating of the space exploration sector.
This 4th Edition provides a detailed analysis of lunar exploration. It analyzes global trends and context in lunar exploration, development roadmaps, forecast of missions, and a detailed assessment of main lunar applications. This encompasses lunar transportation, communications & navigation, rovers & mobility, orbital infrastructure & habitation, and space resources utilization. For each application, the report analyzes government programs, business models, main drivers and inhibitors. Additionally, this new edition provides a comprehensive review of LEO human spaceflight. This includes an assessment of government and commercial space stations and transportation programs
Key Features
- Five space exploration domains assessed in detail: LEO human spaceflight, Moon exploration, Mars exploration, Other deep space exploration, Astronomy, astrophysics & heliophysics.
- Strategic outlook containing and analysis of global trends, forecasts, public-private partnership programs, and commercial landscape in space exploration.
- For each of the five application domains, the report provides an analysis of key trends, review of government programs and commercial initiatives, forecast of total missions to be launched and government funding forecast of over a decade.
- Detailed review of the lunar exploration sector, analyzing global context, development roadmaps, forecast of missions, and a detailed assessment of main lunar applications. This encompasses lunar transportation, communications & navigation, rovers & mobility, orbital infrastructure & habitation, and space resources utilization. For each lunar application, the report analyzes government programs, business models, main drivers and inhibitors.
- Detailed profiles of 11 government space programs (analyzing policy, strategic priorities by domain, and expenditures): United States, China, ESA, Japan, Russia, European national programs, Canada, UAE, India, South Korea, Australia. The report also includes short profiles of other government newcomers in space exploration.
- Extensive Excel government budget database, covering annual space expenditures in space exploration for 10 years by country and domain. Two periods of reference are considered: the previous decade for historical trends and the coming decade for forecasts.
- The Premium version contains a detailed Excel database including missions launched and to be launched in space exploration. The forecast includes both government and commercial programs. Two periods of reference are considered: the previous decade for historical trends and the coming decade for forecasts. The database includes a detailed forecast breakdown of lunar missions for each of the applications assessed.
New in Current Edition
- In this new 4th Edition, Novaspace has reorganized the applications assessed, categorizing them into five main domains: LEO human spaceflight, Moon exploration, Mars exploration, Other deep space exploration, and Astronomy, astrophysics & heliophysics.
- This new edition includes a detailed analysis of lunar exploration. It analyzes global trends and context in lunar exploration, development roadmaps, commercial landscape, forecast of missions, and a detailed assessment of main lunar applications. The lunar applications reviewed encompass lunar transportation, communications & navigation, rovers & mobility, orbital infrastructure & habitation, and space resources utilization. For each application, the report analyzes government programs, business models, main drivers and inhibitors.
- This edition of the report also includes a new dedicated chapter on LEO human spaceflight. This includes an assessment of government and commercial space stations and transportation programs.
Classic Version
In-depth analysis and benchmark of government and commercial space exploration programs worldwide, including global trends and private-public partnerships for 6 applications: Orbital Infrastructure, Transportation, Moon exploration, Mars exploration, Other deep space exploration, astronomy, astrophysics and heliophysics.
What’s Included?
Database of historical (past 10 years) and forecast data for the next 10 years on government funding by application, country and region.
Detailed profiles of 11 government space programs, including policy, strategic objectives and space expenditures in space exploration
Premium Version
All classic options
What’s Included?
Comprehensive Excel database of missions launched and to be launched in space exploration for the five application domains analyzed in the report.
The forecast includes both government and commercial programs.
Two periods of reference are considered: the previous decade for historical trends and the coming decade for forecasts.
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