Trump signs executive order to establish the United States Space Force Academy

① Trump signed an executive order to establish the United States Space Academy, a dual-use institution serving both military and civilian purposes, with an educational model modeled after U.S. military academies such as West Point; ② The academy aims to cultivate professional talent in the aerospace sector. NASA leads an eight-member committee responsible for providing recommendations on its establishment, while the site location has yet to be determined.

cls.cnAug 29 04:30

Express News | Trump signs executive order to establish the United States Space Academy

Trump signed an executive order initiating the process to establish the "United States Space Academy," stating that the institution would serve the U.S. Space Force, NASA, and the commercial space industry. Modeled after military academies such as West Point and the U.S. Naval Academy, it aims to "attract, educate, and graduate the nation's finest talent." Trump indicated that the academy's location would be announced later, hinting that Texas Senator Ted Cruz had lobbied to secure the site for Texas. Trump also emphasized his space strategy, which includes the establishment of the Space Force during his first term and a planned Mars mission in 2028, featuring the deployment of a nuclear-powered interstellar spacecraft.

BreakingsAug 29 01:05

Seven years ahead of Wall Street’s boldest forecasts! Musk personally “corrects” Morgan Stanley: SpaceX (SPCX.US) could achieve annual revenue of $3.5 trillion by 2033

Musk stated on the social media platform X that SpaceX could reach annual revenue of approximately $3.5 trillion around 2033, roughly seven years earlier than Morgan Stanley’s projection of 2040.

Zhitong FinanceAug 28 15:56

Trump signs new space transportation policy, targeting over 1,000 rocket launches annually by 2030

Trump has signed a revised National Space Transportation Policy, proposing to achieve more than 1,000 rocket launches and spacecraft re-entry missions annually by 2030. The policy also directs the government to identify new launch sites and streamline approval processes to create conditions for the expansion of commercial spaceflight.

Golden10 DataAug 21 11:35

Virgin Galactic Earnings Call Signals Delayed but Promising Path

TipRanksAug 21 08:29

Express News | Trump signed a memorandum to promote U.S. space launches and explore commercial robotic missions to Mars.

On August 20, local time, the White House stated that U.S. President Trump has signed a memorandum proposing that, by 2030, U.S. space launch ranges and related facilities should be capable of supporting more than 1,000 launch and reentry missions annually. The memorandum states that the United States will expand and upgrade its space launch and reentry infrastructure, requiring relevant agencies to facilitate the opening of federal launch sites to commercial users, encourage private investment, public–private partnerships, and joint development of infrastructure, and expedite facility permitting and environmental reviews. NASA is also tasked with developing a commercial lunar logistics architecture, exploring commercial robotic missions to Mars, and establishing frameworks for commercial crewed flights to and from Mars. (CCTV News)

BreakingsAug 21 05:01