The Next Satellite Frontier Laser links, refueling tugs, phone-sized spacecraft, factories in freefall — SatelliteX follows the experiments that decide what orbit looks like in ten years.

It hasn't yet proven itself in orbit at commercial scale. The gap between a lab result and a working constellation is years of demonstration missions — that gap is what this site covers.

On-orbit servicing is the strongest candidate: if refueling and repair become routine, the economics of every satellite program change at once.

No. SatelliteX covers the technology and the companies as a field guide to the frontier — it's reporting and analysis, not financial advice.