Maxar Technologies

So that project never died.

Maxar ended up winning the project to develop the PPE for the Gateway back in, like, 2019.

And they're, like, building around one of their old satellite bus designs.

And they're going to get similar power output, 50 to 60 kilowatts from massive rollout solar arrays.

I haven't had a chance to look through it yet, but it's very cool.

Very neat seeing that Maxar imagery of the Chinese space plane there.

It does look like a lot.

It does look a lot like the X-37B.

it's from a couple of years ago.

Maxar, yeah, it's changed names since the photo was taken.

Maxar, it used to be called.

It was taken by its WorldView 3 satellite, which is an Earth-observing satellite, but can obviously train its eyes on other satellites.

And yeah, it's really, really cool.

And very important to point out here is the MI6 and SBU joint operation in Bucha to derail any understanding between Russia and Ukraine at that early stage.

Now, in this were complicit Daniel Jablonski, who was the CEO of Maxar, essentially, who colluded with the MI6 CIA.

to propel the satellite imageries which were literally distributed everywhere in the world to point a finger to Russia.

This slide is very important because it actually shows you the different unions that would be present in Russian Federation upon its breakup.

The investors don't ask for it back.

Where do you think there's a gap maybe in defense investing, if there is one? Is it more so in the early stage world that we need more activity in the mid-stage? Or do you think the late stage needs to get more involved in this sector? Like you have a few PE funds like industrial partners out there that have done some acquisitions like for Maxar.

Yeah.

And you have like some precede fund seed stage funds maybe.

Early images of the location showed very little pavement and a lone hangar.

But in June 2021, Maxar, this satellite company, photographed about a dozen larger concrete buildings that were being constructed near it.

Analyst Ankit Panda suggested that the structures could signal more permanent military presence, including room for personnel and support equipment.

Analysts suspected China was preparing to use the base for something much bigger, and the newest satellite images have revealed an enormous expansion of this facility that could finally explain what China's secretly developing out here in the desert.