SpaceX Starfall

Um, you've also, uh, announced a deal with Axiom Space for solar wings.

Um, you're teaming up with Honda on space robotics, on space stations as well, and then you also just mentioned this, uh, partnership with SpaceX on Starfall.

So what does this all mean for Redwire and the space portfolio?

Yeah.

Uh, and probably if you ask Elon Musk, ultimately to Mars.

Uh, so, um, we're an infrastructure company, so there's lots of great uses, uses of space, uh, that are coming online now, and that presents a lot of opportunities, uh, for us.

And whether it's robotics or the pharmaceutical development on these new exciting platforms like Starfall or providing power in space or orbital data centers, uh, Redwire's gonna be a part of all of that.

Yeah.

They will do multiple missions of Pathfinder, they hope, next year, including recovering it and landing it and maybe reusing it, leading up to building a much bigger rocket called Nova Block 2, which would compete with SpaceX's Falcon 9.

And then one more, Italy, not Italy, I'm sorry, SpaceX has a Starfall recoverably capsule that wants to launch on Starship.

Well, they've now gotten their own three customers, two different launch aggregates.

These are companies that provide launch services with rocket companies for satellite companies that don't have the experience to sign up rockets.

And they've got Starfall has three different customers now for putting up this recoverable capsule on Starship.

And then bringing it back to Earth, they would manufacture things in space and sell it once it returns to Earth.

So there's lots of investment capital and there's projects all over the place, John.

That means they're going to be doing all kinds of land buying and managing.

Now, remember Starfall?

Yeah, that was the James Bond movie.

No, again, I think you're thinking of Skyfall.

Oh,

right, right.

Starfall, Starfall.

Starfall is the SpaceX like payload return program where a capsule comes back from orbit.