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Mandate: Design, develop, manufacture, and test the next generation of highly integrated single-stage-to-orbit (SSTO) spaceplanes for cargo, passenger, and military applications (e.g., Titans Genesis Spaceplane, Space Force One), including their seamlessly integrated air-breathing and rocket propulsion systems. This task force emphasizes a holistic design approach due to the complex interdependencies of spaceplane systems.

Mandate: Research, develop, and integrate advanced propulsion systems for all non-spaceplane vehicles and applications, focusing on technologies not specific to spaceplane operation.

• Sub-Task Forces:

• - Deep Space Propulsion Unit: Specializes in high-efficiency, long-duration propulsion systems for spaceships and interplanetary missions (also see Nuclear Propulsion, section 4B1, below).

• - Advanced Propulsion Research Group: Explores and develops cutting-edge propulsion technologies for general aircraft and/or space applications, including experimental concepts (e.g. pulse detonation) that may not yet have a specific vehicle integration target.

• - Propellant Management & Fuel Systems Team: Designs and implements propellant storage, transfer, and feed systems optimized for various non-spaceplane propulsion types and long-duration storage in space.

Mandate: Design, develop, and construct larger-scale spaceships for cislunar and interplanetary travel, as well as specialized lunar transporters for surface operations.

Sub-Task Forces:

• - Orbital Transfer Vehicle (OTV) Group: Designs and implements vehicles for moving payloads and modules between Earth orbit and lunar orbit.

• - Spaceship Design Unit: Focuses on cis-lunar spaceships, life support systems for extended travel, and interplanetary navigation.

• - Lunar Lander & Ascent Vehicle Team: Develops vehicles for precise lunar landings, surface operations, and ascent back to lunar orbit.

• - Cargo & Logistics Module Development Unit: Specializes in modules for transporting equipment, resources, and supplies to space stations and lunar bases, including Spacepods and other specialized small modules.

Mandate: Focuses on the design, development, and testing of specialized military aerospace vehicles, including the Titans Fighter Jet, for defense and strategic applications, ensuring advanced capabilities for security and rapid response in various operational environments.

Mandate: Design, construct, launch, and operate Low-Earth Orbit (LEO) and Lunar OrbitalPort Space Stations.

Sub-Task Forces:

• - Module Design & Fabrication Unit: Designs and manufactures individual modules for space stations (e.g., habitation, laboratory, power modules).

• - On-Orbit Assembly & Robotics Team: Develops and implements procedures and robotic systems for assembling space station modules in orbit.

• - Life Support & Environmental Control Systems (LS/ECS) Group: Focuses on closed-loop life support, air purification, water recycling, and temperature control within the stations.

• - Power & Thermal Management Unit: Designs and integrates solar arrays, power distribution systems, and thermal regulation for optimal station operation.

Mandate: Develop, deploy, and manage satellite constellations for Earth observation, communication, navigation, and defense applications (e.g., TitansN Satellite Broadband, Golden Dome missile defense program).

Sub-Task Forces:

• - Satellite Design & Manufacturing Unit: Specializes in the design, hybridization, and production of various satellite types (e.g., space-based solar power, communications, earth observation, military).

• - Ground Segment & Operations Control Team: Manages ground stations, mission control centers, and satellite operations.

• - Data & Communication Systems Group: Develops and maintains secure and high-bandwidth communication networks for all TSI operations, including cislunar links.

• - Payload Integration & Deployment Unit: Focuses on integrating various payloads onto satellites and their precise deployment into target orbits.

Mandate: Develop capabilities for on-orbit servicing, assembly, maintenance (OSAM), repair, and refueling of spacecraft and space stations.#

Sub-Task Forces:

• - Robotics & Autonomous Operations Unit: Develops robotic arms, autonomous docking systems, and AI for in-space repairs.

• - Fuel & Propellant Transfer Team: Designs and implements propellant storage, transfer, and feed systems for optimal performance and safety.

• - Debris Mitigation & Removal Group: Focuses on technologies and strategies for managing space debris and active debris removal.

Mandate: Identify, extract, and process lunar resources (e.g., water ice, helium-3, regolith for construction materials).

Sub-Task Forces:

• - Resource Prospecting & Mapping Unit: Conducts geological surveys and utilizes remote sensing to identify viable resource deposits.

• - Extraction & Processing Technology Team: Develops and deploys mining equipment (e.g., excavators, ISRU reactors) and processing plants for lunar resources.

• - Logistics & Material Handling Group: Manages the transport and storage of raw materials and processed products on the lunar surface.

• - Helium-3 Extraction & Energy Conversion Unit: Specializes in the collection and processing of Helium-3.

Mandate: Design, construct, and maintain permanent human habitats and supporting infrastructure on the Moon (e.g., Titania Lunar Colony).

Sub-Task Forces:

• - Architectural Design & Planning Unit: Designs lunar habitats, settlements, and associated structures, considering environmental factors and human needs.

• - Construction & Robotics Team: Develops autonomous construction robots, 3D printing technologies, and methodologies for building on the lunar surface using in-situ resources.

• - Environmental Protection & Radiation Shielding Group: Focuses on designing habitats that protect against radiation, micrometeoroids, and extreme temperatures.

• - Life Support & Closed-Loop Systems Unit (Lunar Specific): Adapts and implements life support systems optimized for lunar environments, including potential bioregenerative systems.

Mandate: Plan, execute, and manage all surface operations on the Moon, including transportation, power distribution, and scientific exploration.

Sub-Task Forces:

• - Surface Mobility & Robotics Unit: Develops and operates lunar rovers, lunar trucks, automated cargo transport systems, and robotic explorers.

• - Power Generation & Distribution Team: Establishes and maintains lunar power grids, utilizing solar, nuclear, or other energy sources.

• - Communication & Navigation Network Group (Lunar Specific): Develops and maintains reliable communication and navigation infrastructure on the Moon.

• - Scientific & Exploration Missions Unit: Plans and executes scientific research and exploration activities on the lunar surface, supporting R&D astronauts.

Mandate: To conduct fundamental and applied scientific research that pushes the boundaries of knowledge, uncovers new principles, and identifies disruptive scientific opportunities for future space applications. This division is focused on the "why" and "what's possible" from a scientific perspective, often with a longer time horizon for practical application.

Mandate: To translate scientific discoveries and theoretical concepts into tangible technologies, prototypes, and engineering solutions. This division focuses on the "how" and "can we build it," with a more direct path to product integration and operationalization.

Mandate: To act as the crucial bridge between the Science Research Division and the Technology & Engineering Development Division, ensuring that scientific breakthroughs are effectively transitioned into viable engineering projects and that technological needs inform scientific inquiry. This task force also facilitates the transfer of developed technologies to relevant project teams (Spacecraft, Lunar Operations, etc.).

• Sub-Task Forces:

• - Technology Scouting & Horizon Scanning Unit: Continuously monitors scientific advancements, emerging technologies, and disruptive innovations from external sources and internal SR division.

• - Concept Maturation & Feasibility Assessment Group: Evaluates the scientific concepts from SR for their technological feasibility, scalability, and potential application, leading to initial proof-of-concept projects.

• - Technology Demonstrator & Prototyping Team: Manages the creation of initial prototypes and technology demonstrators to validate the engineering principles derived from scientific research.

• - Knowledge Transfer & IP Management Unit: Ensures efficient transfer of knowledge, data, and intellectual property from R&D to relevant project teams, and manages TSI's R&D patent portfolio.

• - R&D Astronauts Program Management: Oversees the deployment and activities of R&D Astronauts, ensuring their scientific research and experimental engineering in space directly inform and accelerate the work of both SR and TED divisions.

• Mandate: Develop and manage commercial space tourism packages (e.g., Sub-Orbital Zero-G Flights, EarthLoop Orbital Cruises, OrbitalLoop Superyacht Expeditions, LEO Space Hotel) and civilian space expeditions to the lunar surface.
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• Sub-Task Forces:

• - Experience Design & Customer Service Unit: Crafts unique and safe space expedition experiences and manages customer relations for UHNWIs and groups.

• - Astronaut Training & Preparedness Group (Civilian): Develops and delivers training programs for civilian astronauts, including emergency procedures and microgravity adaptation.

• - Logistics & Scheduling Team: Manages flight schedules, accommodation, and ground support for space tourists.

• - Marketing & Sales Division: Promotes TSI's space tourism offerings and manages bookings and partnerships.

• Mandate: Provide reliable and efficient cargo transportation services to LEO, lunar, and potentially Mars destinations for commercial and government clients.
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• Sub-Task Forces:

• - Payload Integration & Manifesting Unit: Manages the integration of client payloads onto TSI spaceplanes and spaceships.

• - Supply Chain & Inventory Management Group (Space-focused): Optimizes the flow of goods and materials for internal and external clients in the space supply chain.

• - Delivery & Retrieval Operations Team: Oversees the precise delivery of cargo to orbital destinations and retrieval of return payloads.

• Mandate: Liaise with government agencies (e.g., Pentagon, NASA) to offer TSI's capabilities for defense, scientific, and strategic initiatives (e.g., Golden Dome missile defense, Space Force One).
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• Sub-Task Forces:

• - Contracting & Partnership Management Unit: Handles government contracts, tenders, and establishes strategic partnerships.

• - Security & Compliance Group: Ensures all operations and technologies meet national security requirements and regulatory standards (e.g. ITAR, EAR).

• - Mission Planning & Execution (Defense): Customizes TSI's assets and services for specific military or government mission profiles.

• Mandate: Attract, recruit, train, and retain top talent across all disciplines, including R&D and E&D Astronauts.
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• Sub-Task Forces:

• - Recruitment & Onboarding Unit: Focuses on sourcing and integrating new employees.

• - Training & Development Group: Develops ongoing training programs for all personnel, including specialized astronaut training.

• - Compensation & Benefits Team: Manages employee compensation, benefits, and welfare.

• Astronaut Relations & Support Unit: Provides dedicated support for all categories of astronauts, addressing their unique needs.

• Mandate: Manage financial operations, secure funding, and oversee investments for all TSI projects.
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• Sub-Task Forces:

• - Financial Planning & Analysis Unit: Develops budgets, forecasts, and conducts financial performance analysis.

• - Capital Markets & Fundraising Group: Leads efforts to secure investment rounds from UHNWIs and institutional investors if and when desired.

• - Accounting & Compliance Team: Manages all financial transactions, reporting, and regulatory compliance.

• - Risk Assessment & Management Unit: Identifies and mitigates financial and operational risks across the organization.

• Mandate: Ensure all TSI operations comply with national and international space law, regulations, and intellectual property.
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• Sub-Task Forces:

• - International Law & Treaties Unit: Monitors and advises on international space law, treaties, and agreements.

• - National Regulations & Licensing Group: Secures all necessary licenses and permits from national authorities (e.g., FAA, FCC).

• - Intellectual Property & Patents Team: Protects TSI's technological innovations and intellectual property.

• Contracts & Agreements Unit: Drafts and negotiates all commercial and strategic agreements.

• Mandate: Manage TSI's public image, media relations, and internal communications.
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• Sub-Task Forces:

• - Media Relations & Outreach Unit: Handles press releases, media inquiries, and public appearances.

• - Internal Communications Group: Ensures effective communication and information flow within the company.

• - Community Engagement & Education Team: Promotes STEM education and public understanding of space exploration.

• Mandate: Establish, operate, and continuously develop the Titans Space Academy, providing in-person and hybrid training for space sciences, aerospace engineering, and ASCAN (Astronaut Candidate) training programs ranging from a few months to several years, to cultivate the next generation of space professionals and astronauts.
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• Sub-Task Forces:

• - Academy Leadership & Administration Unit: Oversees the overall strategic direction, operational management, and administrative functions of the Academy.

• Key Roles: Academy Director, Dean of Academics, Head of Operations.

• - Curriculum Development & Faculty Affairs Group: Designs and updates all academic and training curricula, manages faculty recruitment, development, and performance.

• Key Roles: Lead Curriculum Designers (Space Sciences, Engineering, ASCAN), Department Heads, Senior Professors.

• - ASCAN Training & Simulation Team: Develops and executes rigorous astronaut candidate training programs, including physical conditioning, mission simulations, EVA training, and psychological preparedness.

• Key Roles: Chief Astronaut Instructor, Space Trainers, Flight Surgeons, Simulation Engineers, Psychological Support Specialists.

• - Admissions & Student Services Unit: Manages recruitment, admissions processes, student support services, and alumni relations for all academy programs.

• Key Roles: Head of Admissions, Student Counselors, Career Services.

• - Research & Educational Partnerships Board: Creates collaborations with universities, research institutions, and industry partners to enhance curriculum, provide research opportunities, and ensure industry relevance.

• Composition: Senior Professors, Industry Liaisons, University Representatives, External Research Scientists.

• - Advisory & Governance Board: Provides strategic oversight, guidance on long-term vision, accreditation, and ethical standards for the Academy.

• Composition: TSI Executive Leadership, Veteran Astronauts, Renowned Academics, Education Policy Experts, Ethics Specialists, founding ASCAN group members.

Mandate: Oversee the strategic planning, phased development, construction, and operational readiness of all Titans Space Industries' terrestrial factories, R&D facilities, and launch spaceports, ensuring scalable infrastructure to support current and future project objectives.

• Sub-Task Forces:

• - East Coast Propulsion Factory Development Unit: Manages the site selection, design, construction, and equipping of the advanced propulsion manufacturing facility on the East Coast, focusing on phased readiness for engine production.

• - East Coast R&D Center Development Unit: Oversees the establishment and expansion of the East Coast branche of the Titans Works Innovation R&D Center, ensuring state-of-the-art laboratories, testing grounds, and collaborative spaces are developed in phases.

• - TSI Spaceport Development Unit: Manages the planning, engineering, and construction of a large, dedicated TSI-operated spaceport elsewhere in the USA, specifically designed for horizontal takeoff and landing (HTHL) space launches of the Titans spaceplane, with phased infrastructure build-out for increasing launch cadence. This spaceport will be company-run and have dozens of buildings and facilities, including spacecraft factories, manufacturing sites, and the main Titans Works Innovation & R&D facility.

• - Infrastructure & Utilities Planning Group: Focuses on the overall utility, power, water, communication, and transportation infrastructure required for all terrestrial facilities, ensuring robust and scalable support.

• - Environmental Compliance & Permitting Team: Handles all regulatory compliance, environmental impact assessments, and securing necessary permits for the construction and operation of all facilities.

• Mandate: Define TSI's long-term strategic direction, identify new market opportunities, and establish key partnerships.
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• Sub-Task Forces:

• - Market Research & Analysis Unit: Conducts in-depth market research to identify trends, competitive landscapes, and emerging opportunities.

• - Strategic Partnerships & Alliances Group: Identifies and fosters collaborations with other space companies, governments, and research institutions.

• - Business Development & Growth Team: Develops strategies for expanding TSI's market share and entering new business areas.

• Mandate: Develop and implement policies and practices that ensure responsible and sustainable space activities.
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• Sub-Task Forces:

• - Environmental Impact Assessment Unit: Assesses and mitigates the environmental impact of space operations.

• - Orbital Debris Management & Prevention Group: Develops strategies and technologies to prevent and manage orbital debris.

• - Ethical Guidelines & Governance Team: Establishes ethical frameworks for space exploration, resource utilization, and potential extraterrestrial life.

• Mandate: Develop and implement comprehensive cybersecurity strategies and protocols to protect all TSI assets, data, and operations from cyber threats in terrestrial and space environments, ensuring the integrity and resilience of critical space infrastructure.
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• Sub-Task Forces:

• - Threat Intelligence & Risk Assessment Unit: Monitors emerging cyber threats, conducts vulnerability assessments, and evaluates cybersecurity risks for all TSI systems.

• - Security Architecture & Implementation Group: Designs, develops, and implements secure network architectures, data encryption, and access control systems for ground and space-based assets.

• - Incident Response & Forensics Team: Establishes protocols for responding to cybersecurity incidents, containing breaches, and conducting forensic analysis to prevent future attacks.

• Compliance & Policy Enforcement Unit: Ensures adherence to national and international cybersecurity regulations, industry best practices, and internal security policies.

Mandate: Identify, scout, and secure appropriate high-profile venues for the annual Space Economic Forum, and manage comprehensive logistical planning, including setup, audiovisual, catering, and on-site coordination to ensure a seamless and prestigious event experience.

Mandate: Design and curate compelling panel discussions, interactive workshops, and a cutting-edge exhibition showcasing innovations, investment opportunities, and strategic projects within the space economy. This includes inviting and coordinating participation from key industry players and thought leaders.

Mandate: Develop and execute integrated global marketing and promotional campaigns for the Space Economic Forum, utilizing digital, print, and social media channels to attract high-level attendees, media, and participants, maximizing its reach and impact.

Mandate: Cultivate strategic relationships with leading global media outlets and journalists, secure exclusive media partnerships, and manage extensive press coverage before, during, and after the Forum to amplify its discussions and outcomes.

Mandate: Identify, solicit, and manage high-value sponsorships and philanthropic donations from global corporations, investment firms, and foundations to ensure the financial success and prestige of the Space Economic Forum.

Mandate: Plan and execute prestigious gala dinners and awards ceremonies as integral components of the Space Economic Forum, including managing VIP guest lists, world-class entertainment, and the presentation of awards recognizing significant contributions to the space economy.

Mandate: Identify, invite, and coordinate an exceptional line-up of global leaders, policymakers, industry titans, scientists, and innovators as speakers for the Forum. This includes structuring engaging presentation formats, keynote addresses, and interactive dialogues to drive impactful discussions.