Our History
The US Space Industry Review was established to fill a critical gap in public discourse: the need for a dedicated, analytical publication focused solely on the structure and trajectory of the United States space sector. Since our inception, we have committed to examining the complex interplay between government programs, commercial innovation, and regulatory frameworks.
Our work is built on a foundation of journalistic integrity and professional analysis, drawing from primary sources such as reports from NASA, the FAA, and the Department of Defense, as well as direct interviews with industry experts.
Our Mission & Editorial Stance
Our mission is to deliver neutral, informative, and structured analysis of the US space industry. We explore topics ranging from launch vehicle development and satellite deployment to space policy and orbital sustainability, always maintaining a third-person, professional narrative.
We strictly avoid commercial promotion, speculative claims, and financial clickbait terminology. Our content is designed for policymakers, industry professionals, researchers, and informed enthusiasts seeking a clear-eyed assessment of America's role in the final frontier. For ongoing regulatory discussions, readers can refer to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and Office of Space Commerce.
