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From $100M Funding, to Spaceplanes, to a $250 Billion Sub-Orbital Tourism Business Unit, to a Lunar Colony
Our first-ever newsletter explains the method behind the madness of our myriad space projects, including a $100 million funding agreement and more than $500 million expected to be announced in the coming months.
Titans Space is creating a streamlined Earth-to-lunar surface transport infrastructure with spaceplanes, space stations, spaceships, and dedicated lunar vehicles for landing and travel.
Titans Space intends to:
✓ Become the largest LEO and Lunar Space tourism company
✓ Become the largest Real Estate owner in Space and the Moon
✓ Become the largest Lunar commerce and mining company (from 2031 onwards)
Titans Space Industries is slowly coming out of stealth, and we plan to start communicating through press releases from May onward. We also plan to hold frequent press conferences, attend industry events, and sponsor/promote special events.
Meet Richard Borsboom, Titans Astronauts Ambassador, and Vaseema Hussain, Launching Astronauts Ambassador.
Richard and Vaseema will be part of spaceplane, space station, spaceship, and lunar missions.
While we usually prefer not to disclose too much about our business plans, we decided to share the incredible potential of Titans Sub-Orbital, part of Titans Space’s Space Tourism and Space Travel business unit.
Since 2018, talks about a potential SpaceX Starship as a point-to-point human and military transportation option have fascinated the public. This critical analysis is to help you understand why it will not happen in the foreseeable future.
TSI will help space debris clean up at cost.
Titans Space is also committed to a Zero Debris Footprint. Our spaceplanes and spacecraft are designed and operated with the utmost care to ensure they do not contribute to this growing issue.
Every kilogram of payload incurs a significant expense, making space exploration and development the domain of a select few. This high cost per kilogram acts as a formidable barrier, hindering scientific discovery, commercial ventures, and broader human presence beyond Earth.
The ever-growing demand for (clean) energy has spurred the exploration of space-based solar power (SBSP) systems. These systems aim to capture the vast solar energy in space and wirelessly transmit it to Earth, offering an incredible solution to our dependence on fossil fuels.
Despite the media hype surrounding rockets like SpaceX’s Starship, routine space transportation, including human space travel, by means of rockets will not reach large numbers, basically due to the inherent risks and limitations of such vehicles.
For large scale space travel and space cargo transport to reach efficiency and safety levels like air travel/air cargo, the vehicles we use must operate like airplanes.
Titans Spaceplanes are the holy grail of aerospace; they are designed as a revolutionary space transportation system that eliminates the need for expensive launch facilities, vehicle assembly buildings, and (expendable or reusable) all-rocket boosters.
For missions requiring higher orbital altitudes, a kit can be installed in the cargo bay with additional propellant for the OMS engines.
In his recent policy paper, Charles Galbreath, Senior Fellow for Space Studies at the Mitchell Institute Spacepower Advantage Center of Excellence, argues for a proactive role by the U.S. military in establishing a foothold on the Moon.
We believe TSI’s way to colonize the Moon is the most cost-effective and best doable. In this article we explain Titans Space’s Lunar settlement plans.
CNBC‘s Michael Sheetz recently reported that NASA is shutting down its $2 billion satellite refueling project after contractor Maxar is criticized for poor performance.
NASA recently terminated the ambitious OSAM-1 satellite refueling project, led by Maxar Technologies, due to technical complexities and cost overruns. This highlights the persistent challenges of in-orbit servicing and the critical need for innovative solutions to maintain the long-term sustainability of space-based assets. The potential for extending the operational lifespan of valuable satellites and reducing mission costs makes developing robust on-orbit refueling capabilities imperative.
This is where the concept of the Titans Spaceplaneenters the picture, promising a more efficient and adaptable approach to on-orbit refueling.