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It wasn't an easy or a solo agency task building the largest most complicated orbiting structure that has been continuously occupied coming on 25 years in November.
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Fun fact: In one SpaceX Falcon 9 launch we can deploy just a bit more pressurized volume in orbit than the Tiangong space station!
The future of human presence in space won't be government-led, it'll be profitable industries. FASSTR is building the largest, most cost-effective space stations to open up new markets for research, manufacturing, and commerce beyond Earth.
"When people start telling you that you're crazy, you just might be on to the most important innovation in your life".
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Do the work, the engineering, the testing. Verify every aspect of your innovation, beat it with every tool in the box try to make it fail. When it doesn't you are ok with people calling you crazy.
Fasstr Space will have the largest combined pressurized volumes (space stations) containing profitable labs, habs and manufacturing in orbit around earth, the moon and mars for the next foreseeable future.
We have done the engineering, the testing, the logistics. Tangible architecture available now.
Fasstr Space was not formed to build space stations that offer incremental improvements or a slight fork of existing technology. We are building space stations that are magnitudes ahead in launch efficiency for deployed volume and installed hardware at launch at the lowest cost.
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“Good, cheap, fast, choose two” is wrong in deep tech.
Faster, better, and cheaper can all happen.
Slow kills budgets, adds inefficiencies, and wastes resources.
Speed is not the enemy of quality. It forces clarity and focus.
Faster drives urgency
Better ensures innovation
Cheaper demands discipline
Combine all three and you do not just execute, you outperform.
Balance is necessary, but the key is breaking free of traditional constraints and thinking boldly.
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The hardest things only happen because someone refused to listen to fear.
If early engineers believed flight was impossible, we’d never have airplanes.
If physicists let fear dictate decisions, we wouldn’t have space travel.
Every major breakthrough came from people who heard “that won’t work” and did it anyway.
Fear stops people before they even start.
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Cardiac research, a bone study, and space agriculture filled the Exp 73 schedule on Wednesday as two station resupply missions near launch. nasa.gov/blogs/spacestation/…
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In life, as in science, the greatest discoveries are made by those who dare to persist when the path gets tough. It’s about pushing forward when others might give up, navigating uncertainty with determination and vision.
