Boeing Briefs On Satellites, Missile Defense, Others Northrop, NASA Detail LCROSS The world space economy increased by almost 2.5 percent, or $6 billion, to $257 billion last year, amidst the deepest global economic downturn in more than half a century, a Space Foundation report stated. The Space Report 2009 was released at the Foundation conference, the National Space Symposium, being held this week at Colorado Springs, Colo. While the space age was born a half century ago led by government…
Space Symposium Highlights: 2008 World Space Economy Up $6 Billion To $257 Billion
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