A wider perspective

Explore the futures
of the space economy.

Foresight, research and tools for the people shaping what comes next.

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    Begin with a wider view.

    Look beyond the individual development to the decisions it could change.

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    Notice what is changing.

    Follow the evidence. Ask what has changed and what remains uncertain.

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    Explore what could follow.

    Open up the assumptions. Consider more than one possible future.

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    Connect change to your decisions.

    Examine the relationships and what they could mean for your organisation.

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    Shape what comes next.

    Turn a wider perspective into a sharper question and a considered next step.

An illustrated perspective on space

The future opens
with a question.

Begin with dated evidence. Examine the assumptions. Explore what a change could mean for the choices ahead.

01

Connectivity & sovereignty

Europe’s connectivity choices

Which dependencies should your organisation examine before committing to its next connectivity partnership?

Explore the dossier 2026 to 2030 · 3 conditional scenarios
02

Launch & industrial capacity

From launch ambition to capacity

What would count as enough evidence to make a launch-dependent commitment?

Explore the dossier 2026 to 2030 · 3 conditional scenarios
03

Maritime services & resilience

Space services in the Nordic region

What evidence would show that a space-enabled service improves a real operational decision?

Explore the dossier 2026 to 2028 · 3 conditional scenarios

Original Space Futures dossiers connect dated primary sources, open questions and possible futures. Space Insights is credited separately where its analysis informs the starting question.

From the reading room

A wider view of the space economy.

Read our opening perspective

Our approach

A wider view.
A considered next step.

Space Futures is an independent foresight platform for exploring the relationships between change, possible futures and the decisions people make.

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    Observe

    Ground the question in dated evidence. Make the gaps and assumptions visible.

  2. 02

    Explore

    Consider different outcomes and the conditions that could lead to them.

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    Shape

    Bring those possibilities back to a decision, a research question or a next step.