Human Spaceflight

US private space station and human spaceflight company in Houston developing commercial modules for ISS and standalone Axiom Station, plus private astronaut missions.

Axiom Space

Axiom Station (Axiom Segment)

Axiom Space's commercial modules attaching to and eventually detaching from ISS to form the world's first fully commercial space station.

Station Type	Commercial LEO space station (ISS-attached then free-flying)
Phase 1	Modules attach to ISS forward port
Phase 2	Detach and operate independently post-ISS retirement
Contract	NASA CLD (Commercial Low Earth Orbit Destinations)
Private Missions	Ax-1 through Ax-4 via SpaceX Crew Dragon

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Axiom Space

Axiom Station Commercial Space Station Modules

Commercial space station modules — initially attached to ISS, later forming standalone Axiom Station; habitation, research, and power/thermal modules for continued LEO commercial p

Architecture	Habitation, research, power/thermal modules
Initial Phase	Attached to ISS
Final Phase	Standalone free-flying station (post-ISS retirement)
Partner Program	NASA Space Act Agreement
Crew Access	Via SpaceX Crew Dragon

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Axiom Space

Private Astronaut Missions

Axiom Space's commercial crew missions to the ISS aboard SpaceX Crew Dragon, providing sovereign astronaut programs and private spaceflight access.

Transport Vehicle	SpaceX Crew Dragon
Destination	International Space Station
Mission Duration	~10–14 days
Cost per Seat	~$55 million (all-inclusive)
Missions Completed	Ax-1 (2022), Ax-2 (2023), Ax-3 (2024), Ax-4 (2025)

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Heavy-lift reusable launch — New Glenn; suborbital tourism & research — New Shepard.

Boeing designs, manufactures, and services commercial airplanes, defense products, and space systems, with a dedicated unit for Defense, Space & Security offerings.

Boeing Defense, Space & Security

CST-100 Starliner

Boeing's CST-100 Starliner is a partially reusable crew capsule built for NASA's Commercial Crew Program to ferry astronauts and cargo to and from the International Space Station.

Crew capacity	Up to 7 passengers
Height	16.5 ft (5 m)
Diameter	15 ft (4.6 m)
Weight	14,690 lb (6,663 kg)
Reusability	Crew module designed for up to 10 flights

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Collins Aerospace, an RTX company, delivers advanced avionics, communication systems, and space technology solutions to commercial aviation, defense, and space customers worldwide.

Collins Aerospace

Extra Vehicular Mobility Unit (EMU) Spacesuit

The Collins Aerospace EMU is NASA's primary spacewalking suit, providing environmental protection, mobility, life support, communications, and power for ISS EVAs.

Type	Extravehicular Activity (EVA) suit
Program	NASA International Space Station (ISS)
Heritage	280+ spacewalks, 110+ missions
Systems	Life support, communications, power, mobility, thermal control
Longest EVA enabled	8 hours 29 minutes

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Glavkosmos coordinates international human spaceflight projects, facilitates satellite launches, develops and supplies rocket components, and provides equipment for space crews.

Glavkosmos

Electrolysis Unit

An electrolysis unit designed for oxygen generation from water, capable of operating in zero-gravity conditions, and intended for space applications.

Purpose	Obtaining oxygen by water electrolysis.
Year of release	2007
Guaranteed service life (years)	7
Estimated production / delivery time (months)	12
Flight qualification of the product	No

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US company developing commercial space station modules, cargo systems, and orbital carriers using a unified 4-meter diameter platform.

Gravitics

Space Station Habitat Modules

Gravitics' large commercial space station habitat modules — pressurized living and working volumes for LEO stations that offer far more internal space than current ISS modules.

Product	StarMax large-diameter pressurized habitat modules for commercial space stations
Advantage	Larger internal volume than ISS modules (enabled by Falcon Heavy/New Glenn fairing)
Market	NASA Commercial LEO Destinations (CLD) program, Axiom, Orbital Reef, Starlab
Materials	Composite primary structure for mass efficiency
Funding	Venture investors + NASA contracts

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Gravitics

StarMax

StarMax is Gravitics’ flagship space station module, engineered as a large-volume, pressurized habitat structure that can be manufactured, outfitted, tested, and launched as

Product type	Large-diameter pressurized space station module
Launch compatibility	Designed to fit heavy-lift fairings (e.g. Falcon Heavy, Starship)
Delivery model	Fully outfitted and tested on the ground prior to launch, minimizing on-orbit assembly
Configurability	Interior layouts for crew habitation, laboratory, logistics, or in-space manufacturing
Interface	Standardized docking/berthing ports for multi-module station assembly

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Malaysian NewSpace launch and re-entry services company developing the DNLV (Domino Next Launch Vehicle) — Malaysia's first commercially developed orbital small launch vehicle — and the MERCAP microgravity experimental re-entry capsule.

Independence-X Aerospace

MERCAP Microgravity Experiment Re-entry Capsule

Recoverable unmanned re-entry capsule for retrieving microgravity experiment specimens — purpose-built for Lab-on-a-Chip pharma and biotech payloads up to 4 kg from 500–600 km LEO.

Capsule type	Unmanned recoverable re-entry capsule
Primary payload	Lab-on-a-Chip pharma and biotech experiment specimens
Maximum payload mass	4 kg
Operational orbit	500–600 km LEO
Service price	US$1.5 million (launch and recovery, end-to-end)

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Made In Space, Inc. was a pioneering US in-space manufacturing company founded in 2010 by Andrew Rush and colleagues from the NASA Ames Research Center, specializing in additive manufacturing (3D printing), fiber optic cable production, and

Made In Space (Redwire)

BioFabrication Facility (BFF) — In-Space Bioprinting on ISS

Made In Space (now Redwire) is a US company pioneering in-space manufacturing — fabricating products in microgravity that cannot be made as effectively on Earth. Their BioFabricati

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The Mohammed Bin Rashid Space Centre designs, manufactures, and operates satellites, conducts space exploration missions, and facilitates human spaceflight for the UAE.

MBRSC

Emirates Airlock

The Emirates Airlock is a crew and science airlock module for the Gateway lunar space station, developed by the UAE's MBRSC, enabling spacewalks, research transfer, and spacecraft

Project Phases

Planning Stage, Design Phase, Qualification, Flight Preparation, Operations Stage

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MBRSC

UAE Astronaut Programme

The UAE Astronaut Programme, initiated in April 2017 by MBRSC, is the first astronaut programme in the Arab world. It selects and trains Emirati cadres for international space miss

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US commercial ISS service provider enabling satellite deployment, research hosting, and commercial airlock services on the International Space Station.

Nanoracks (Voyager)

Bishop Airlock

Bishop is the first permanent commercial airlock module on the International Space Station, built and operated by Nanoracks (a Voyager Technologies company) to deploy small satelli

Mass	1,059 kg
Height	1.80 m
Diameter	2.014 m
Pressurized volume	3.99 m³, over 5x the volume of the ISS's existing airlock
Max payload size	112 x 112 x 127 cm

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US life support and thermal control engineering company providing environmental control systems, spacesuits, and thermal management solutions for NASA, commercial, and defense space programs.

Paragon Space Development Corporation

Common ECLSS Modular Life Support System

Modular Environmental Controls and Life Support System (ECLSS) for crewed spacecraft and commercial space stations, meeting NASA human-rating standards.

Architecture	Modular, open or closed loop
Standards	NASA human mission safety standards
Water recovery	>98% closed-loop water recovery (BPA, launched ISS Feb 2021)
Current programs	NASA Gateway HALO AVS, Boeing CST-100 Starliner HCS, ISS BPA
Heritage	ISS, CST-100 Starliner, StratEx, commercial space station programs

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US commercial space company; Dream Chaser® cargo spaceplane, LIFE™ inflatable habitat modules, in-space manufacturing, and defense space systems spun off from Sierra Nevada Corporation.

Sierra Space

Dream Chaser® Cargo Spaceplane

Reusable lifting-body cargo spaceplane for ISS resupply under NASA CRS-2 — runway landing capability, gentle reentry for sensitive cargo, multiple reuse missions planned.

Vehicle Type	Reusable lifting-body spaceplane
Landing Mode	Runway landing (autonomous)
Reusability	Multiple missions per vehicle
Customer Program	NASA CRS-2 (Commercial Resupply Services)
Cargo Types	Pressurized and unpressurized

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Space BD provides end-to-end solutions for space business, including satellite support, launch, operations, microgravity utilization, and HR development.

Fully-reusable launch services to LEO, GTO, GEO, TLI and beyond — Falcon 9, Falcon Heavy, Starship.

SpaceX

Dragon

Reusable cargo and crew spacecraft for ISS resupply and commercial human spaceflight missions.

Crew capacity (Crew Dragon)	Up to 4 astronauts
Pressurized cargo capacity	3,310 kg (to ISS)
Unpressurized cargo (trunk)	3,000 kg
Launch vehicle	Falcon 9
Capsule diameter	4 m

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Developer of smart habitats and life support systems for human exploration in space and extreme environments.

Spartan Space

EUROHAB

Inflatable, deployable lunar surface habitat delivered as payload by a robotic lander, serving as an outpost, emergency refuge, and autonomous science station for extended lunar ex

Architecture	Inflatable, deployable
Delivery mode	Payload of robotic lander (unpressurised transit)
Target deployment site	Lunar south pole (PSR craters, Peaks of Eternal Light)
Compatible landers	ESA Argonaut (EL3), The Exploration Company NYX
Mass constraint	≤1500 kg

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Spartan Space

EUROSUIT

Europe's first IVA space suit prototype designed for launch and landing protection aboard crewed spacecraft, featuring autonomous donning/doffing in under two minutes — a world fir

Suit type	Intra-Vehicular Activity (IVA)
Application	Launch, landing, and emergency phases inside crewed spacecraft
Don/doff time	<2 minutes (autonomous, unassisted)
Helmet design	Lattice-structured, 3D-printed, custom-fit to astronaut morphology
Mobility features	Bellows at shoulders, elbows, and knees

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Spartan Space

LISE Airlock

Deployable lunar surface airlock with hybrid rigid-inflatable architecture for the LISE habitat, enabling safe EVA crew ingress/egress with integrated dust mitigation, thermal cont

Architecture	Hybrid rigid + deployable (inflatable) structure
Application	EVA crew ingress/egress at lunar surface
Host habitat	LISE (Lunar Integrated Shelter for Exploration) atop a robotic lander
Dust mitigation	Validated strategies integrated into design
Crew rescue capability	Dedicated lifting system for incapacitated crew recovery

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US commercial space station development venture by Nanoracks, Voyager Space, and Airbus planning a privately-operated successor to ISS; targeting 2028 launch with Starship; designed for science, manufacturing, and tourism.

The world's first incubator dedicated exclusively to the Moon, backed by CNES, supporting entrepreneurs developing solutions for sustainable human presence on the lunar surface.

TechTheMoon

Orius — Controlled-Environment Plant Production for Space

Orius, incubated by TechTheMoon, develops plant production technologies in controlled environments to support new applications including food production for space environments, acc

Technology	Phytotron — controlled environment plant production
Parameters controlled	Light, temperature, humidity, CO2, nutrients
Applications	Space food production, varietal selection, pharma/cosmetic bioproduction
Lunar relevance	Autonomous food supply for long-duration lunar habitation

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US space infrastructure company developing large, single-launch, autonomously-assembled spherical orbital modules (ThinkPlatform) and an in-space construction/welding and X-ray inspection toolkit (ThinkToolkit).

ThinkOrbital, Inc.

ThinkPlatform-1

The ThinkPlatform-1 is a spherical, pressurizable module designed to attach to existing space stations, providing large volume for ISAM activities, habitation, and tourism.

diameter	from 4.5 up to 20m
Volume	from 300 up to 4000 m3
Attached to	an existing space station
Pressurizable	Yes

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China Manned Space Engineering Office (CMSE/CMSA) — the government administrative body running the Tiangong Chinese Space Station, Shenzhou crewed missions, and international payload-hosting cooperation.

Tiangong Space Lab (Commercial)

Tiangong Space Station Hosted Payload Service

Commercial hosted payload services on China Tiangong Space Station (CSS), enabling international and domestic researchers to conduct microgravity experiments in orbit.

Platform	Tiangong Space Station (CSS)
Orbit	~400 km, 41.5 degree inclination
Services	Hosted payload, microgravity experiments
Access	International through UN OOSA collaboration

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Private space station developer building Haven-1, the world's first commercial space station, with launch services via SpaceX Falcon 9.

Vast Space

Haven-1 Commercial Space Station

First commercial single-module space station designed for independent crewed operations — launches on Falcon 9, crew delivered via SpaceX Crew Dragon, precursor to artificial-gravi

Configuration	Single-module commercial space station
Launch Vehicle	SpaceX Falcon 9
Crew Transport	SpaceX Crew Dragon
Purpose	First independent commercial crewed station
Follow-on Roadmap	Artificial-gravity rotating stations

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British-American suborbital spaceflight company offering space tourism and research missions on SpaceShipTwo, founded by Richard Branson.

Virgin Galactic

VSS Unity — SpaceShipTwo

Reusable suborbital spaceplane for space tourism and research, air-launched from mothership VMS Eve.

Crew / Passengers	2 pilots + 6 passengers
Apogee Altitude	~85 km
Propellant	HTPB + N2O (hybrid)
Launch Method	Air-launch from VMS Eve
Landing	Runway glide (unpowered)

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Diversified space and defense technology company building Starlab, a commercial ISS-successor space station, alongside national-security space and defense electronics systems.

Voyager Technologies

Starlab

Commercial space station designed as a successor destination to the International Space Station, launching fully assembled on a single flight.

Launch vehicle	SpaceX Starship (single launch, fully assembled)
Lead company	Voyager Technologies
Founding partner	Airbus
Strategic partners	Mitsubishi Corporation, MDA Space
NASA funding	Space Act Agreement, $217M+

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Zero-G Solutions provides FAA-approved commercial parabolic flights for astronaut training, scientific research, and public experiences in zero, Lunar, and Martian gravity.

Zero-G Solutions

Marketing Campaigns

Zero-G's branded parabolic flight experiences aboard G-Force One let companies create zero-gravity marketing content, PR events, and promotional campaigns for their audiences.

Years In Operation	20
Flights	900+
Parabolas	17,000+
Guests	22,500+
Individual Seats price	$8,900 + Tax (if booked more than 60 days in advance)

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Zero-G Solutions

ZERO-G Private Charter Flights

Privately chartered parabolic zero-gravity flights aboard the G-Force One aircraft, offered as full-aircraft charters, half-plane sections, or individual seats for media production

Individual Seat Price	$8,900 + Tax (if booked more than 60 days in advance)
Individual Seat Inclusions	15 parabolas, Zero-G flight suit (yours to keep!), merchandise, Regravitation celebration,
Half-Plane Section Price	$116,000 + Tax (if booked more than 60 days in advance)
Half-Plane Section Inclusions	Up to 14 seats on a public flight, your own designated floating zone (kept separate from o
Full Private Flight Price	$259,000 + Tax (if booked more than 60 days in advance)

$8 900

Zero-G Solutions

Zero-G Public Flights

Zero-G's public parabolic flight program aboard the modified aircraft G-Force One, giving paying guests a genuine weightless (zero gravity) experience through a series of parabolic

Years In Operation	20
Flights	900+
Parabolas	17,000+
Guests	22,500+
Aircraft	G-Force One

$8 900