SpaceBase is a purpose driven consultancy focused on democratizing access to space. Our vision is to live in a world where space plays a critical role in addressing planetary challenges, and provides the pathway for unlimited resources and economic benefits.

We see a world in which all people have the opportunity to participate in the space industry on an equal footing, in accordance with their talent and ambitions. However, there is a technological divide between space faring nations and the rest of the world. Our mission is to address this challenge by catalyzing space industries as a service in emerging and developing countries.

“Remember, the space settlement dream was born in you so that you would strive for its fulfillment in this generation, not defer it to the next. It was, and is, a call to you to take some action in this lifetime, and if you are not meant to see it through to its completion, then you must at least lay a foundation on which those who will follow can build.”

The Alternative Planetary Futures Institute (ApFi) was founded in Washington D.C. by Victor V. Motti and Jerome C. Glenn to be a planetary think tank.

We are nonprofit and non commercial.

We have research and advocacy programs focused on Planetary Consciousness (See a definition here)

This is accomplished under the leadership of our world-class scientific council and by the contribution of a volunteer planetary creative council (groups of individuals and organizations) around the world that connect planetary views and futures research to help expand imagination about the possible futures and build preferred futures.

For All Moonkind, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that seeks to protect each of the six human lunar landing and similar sites in outer space as part of our common human heritage.  In 2018 we were granted the status of Permanent Observer to the United Nations Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space.

We challenge the international community – sovereign nations, national space agencies and commercial entities – to join us in addressing the void left by current space law in respect of human heritage in space.  Our entirely volunteer team of space lawyers and policymakers are working to develop reasonable and practical protocols that will balance development and preservation and include systems to select, manage and study relevant sites.  In so doing, we seek to promote the exploration and development and open the debate on equally pressing issues of property and resource extraction.

FREEAstroScience.com serves as the premier online destination for the global community of FREE AstroScience, a distinguished independent social scientific organization established by the visionary GERD DANI. Our mission is to deliver accurate, up-to-date, and reliable science news that captivates millions of avid readers each month.

Our website is managed autonomously by a dedicated team of international experts who are passionate about illuminating significant contemporary issues and unearthing groundbreaking discoveries, enigmas, and marvels from every corner of the globe. With a commitment to simplifying complex scientific concepts without sacrificing rigor, the FREEAstroScience team strives to expand the intellectual horizons of our diverse readership.

At FREEAstroScience.com, we pride ourselves on presenting science in an accessible yet profound manner that caters to both seasoned academics and curious novices alike. By fostering a global community of individuals who share a passion for scientific exploration, we aim to contribute to a deeper understanding of our world and inspire the next generation of scientific pioneers.

Join us on this exciting journey as we delve into the captivating realms of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) to uncover the stories that shape our present and will undoubtedly influence our future. Together, we will explore the frontiers of human knowledge and celebrate the awe-inspiring achievements of science, all while remaining firmly grounded in the principles of objectivity and truth.

Geeks Without Frontiers (Geeks) is a platform for global impact. An award-winning non-profit, Geeks’ mission is to promote technology for a resilient world including bringing the benefits of broadband connectivity -health, education, poverty reduction, gender equality and the other UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDG’s)- to the estimated 3 billion people who remain unconnected.

Geeks aspires to empower the unserved, including the forcibly displaced, creating Smart Communities and helping to catalyze positive global change. It does this by leveraging the benefits of exponential preparedness technologies as well as data, connectivity and other scalable solutions in a resilient, technologically neutral and sustainable manner; by the creation of innovative regulatory and business models designed to democratize and accelerate connectivity and through education and training, thought leadership, advocacy and public and private advisory support. One of its key initiatives has been the N50 Project which has now partnered with some 150 participating organizations and companies to work on these types of initiatives.

GSOA provides a platform for collaboration between companies involved in the satellite ecosystem globally and a unified voice for the sector. Our vision is to help policymakers improve the state of the world by continuously bridging digital, education, health, social, gender and economic divides across diverse geographies and across mature and developing economies.

InnovaSpace is a non-profit committed to developing new space initiatives that are global, inclusive, diverse and focused on disruptive new scientific discovery and applications. Its focus ins on space safety, education, science and sustainability. Key research areas are human space exploration, aerospace medicine, digital health and physiology-related health and science. It has a global network of participants who are working together and producing a wide range of publications and web-based materials in these subjects.

MMAARS is a vanguard in commercial analog astronautics for human space exploration, training the Next-Gen professionals to acquire practical hands-on expertise to enter the New Space era. We provide curated in-person and virtual programs and services focused on edutainment, experiential learning, and simulation-based training integrating exponential technologies. We have developed a “Mobile Modular Basecamp Training System” (MBTS) model at our MMAARS Analog Martian-Lunar Settlement located in Mojave Desert, California, USA. We offer multiple In-Person Analog Astronautics Training Programs including MMAARS Virtual Astronautics Academy Training Programs.

Riga Photonics Centre is headquartered in Riga, Latvia. It is dedicated to the advancement of light and space sciences and technologies. The focus of its support to research is to develop new scientific knowledge and applications that can enable and sustainable development for humankind to co-evolve in harmony with life on Earth. Advocacy for public awareness of science is a primary focus of our activities. We strongly support European research in these areas and European Research Night which is an annual event. Riga Photonics Centre is an association registered under the laws of Latvia in October 2015.

SIA-India is a non-profit organization representing the interests of the space industry in India. Our membership includes satellite operators, manufacturers, suppliers, startups, academic institutions, and law firms. The association is committed to serve as a voice for the industry and represent the industry's interests at policy making and regulatory bodies. SIA-India also offers a platform to forge international collaborations and provides an interface with the government. One of its prime mission is the annual India Space Congress.

SSPI is a non-profit 501c3 organization dedicated the professional, leadership, and educational development in the field of space applications. With some 3000 members in a growing number of countries around the world the SSPI is the industry’s largest, most international and cross-disciplinary network of individuals and companies.  It is where the people of space and satellite do business, from new hires to seasoned executives, in startups on the launch pad and mature companies with billions in revenue.  Those people are our mission, because they make up an industry whose technology and capabilities are indispensable to the world.

Beginning with the birth of the sector in the 1950s and 1960s, most space activity was directed by the needs of government. The Space Race and the landing of the Apollo spacecraft on the Moon (Space 1.0) was followed by a multi-decade period dominated by government programs lacking an overall underlying vision and the emergence of the first commercially driven ventures (Space 2.0). Today, billionaries and private investors have begun to shift the conversation, investing significant private funds to challenge the status quo. Space 3.0 represents this new beginning, the next evolution of Space products and services. As we consider a free and open space economy, we need to preserve the past knowledge; define a vision; and encourage, support, and educate those leading the efforts.