Category: Building Economics

Spaceport as an economic magnet
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Spaceports as Economic Magnets

Spaceports create economic value long before the first launch. By attracting aerospace manufacturers, researchers, suppliers, and workforce development programs, they become catalysts for regional innovation, high-paying jobs, and long-term industry growth that extends far beyond the launch pad.

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The Business of Launch: Why Spaceport Design Requires Business Strategy By BRPH
BRPH

The Business of Launch

Building a spaceport takes more than steel and launch pads—it takes strategy. BRPH’s Steve Lloyd and Derek Nolek reveal why the future of spaceports depends on business models as much as engineering in The Business of Launch.

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Crew 006 (04/25/2025 - 04/27/2025) during their Extravehicular Activity (EVA) training at the Midland CEED Building
Building Economics

What is an Analog Mission?

Crew 006 (04/25/2025 – 04/27/2025) working together to implement their leadership training to solve a simulated robotics malfunction at the Midland CEED Building What is an Analog Mission? Analog/simulated space

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