Our History
Founded in 2015, The US Space Industry Review emerged from a recognized need for a dedicated, analytical publication focused solely on the complex ecosystem of American space activities. The publication was established by a group of aerospace journalists and policy analysts who observed a gap between technical reports and mainstream coverage.
Our initial focus was on documenting the shift towards commercial cargo and crew programs. Over the years, we have expanded our scope to cover the entire industrial landscape, from launch vehicle development to satellite constellations and deep space exploration initiatives.
We have consistently adhered to a journalistic, third-person narrative, building a reputation for depth and reliability among industry professionals, policymakers, and academia. Our content is regularly cited in industry reports and academic papers.
Our Mission & Vision
Mission: To deliver structured, informative, and professional analysis of the United States space industry, examining its technological progress, regulatory frameworks, economic impact, and strategic challenges without promotional bias.
Vision: To be the foremost referenced publication for understanding the trajectory of the US space sector, fostering informed discourse on its role in scientific advancement, national infrastructure, and global cooperation.
