Kessler Syndrome

The Space Industry’s ‘Labor Shortage’ Is a Lie. You Got Exactly What You Paid For.

A recent report warns the U.S. lacks the workforce to rebuild satellites lost in a space war. But this isn’t a labor shortageโ€”it’s the inevitable result of decades of cheap procurement and just-in-time efficiency. Worse, the premise of rebuilding ignores the terrifying physics of modern orbital conflict.

The Real Money in Space Debris Isn’t Cleanup โ€” It’s Insurance

Space debris cleanup is a growing industry, but the real opportunity isn’t in engineering โ€” it’s in insurance. The Kessler Syndrome threatens GPS, internet, and satellite services, but the biggest bottleneck is who pays. As startups race to build space vacuums, the smart money is betting on liability and risk transfer.