SKTLs Space Newsletter: King Starship, Space ‘Debris’ Force, Free Trip To Sub Orbit And A Whole Lot More
IMPORTANT UPDATE: As part of our launch process, SKTLs has been actively reaching out and partnering with various space companies and entities. Some of these partnerships are catching traction and are still being developed. With this additional interest from the space industry, we are going to postpone the SKTLs Airdrop so that we can reach more people to have a better critical mass of Space and Crypto enthusiasts as part of our community before launching. As such, the SKTLs Airdrop will happen on Space Day, May 6, 2022 at midnight rather than on January 1. Reaching critical mass before the airdrop will help ensure that the SKTLs token has the best chance of creating real value with liquidity and little volatility for all SKTL holders. Thank you for being a part of this revolutionary concept, process and mission. Thanks for joining the SKTLs community mission to help create a sustainable space economy. It’s more apparent than ever that we all have an immediate responsibility to protect the planet and help progress human space migration. The SKTLs family wants to keep you up to date and informed on the development of the space economy, space exploration and space related cryptos. In this newsletter subscribers will find recent news about space, including lots of interesting facts about our new frontier. |
“Q. How does the solar system hold its pants up?
A. With an asteroid belt!”
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Space News
James Webb Space Telescope Live Updates
Starlog, Feb. 11th, NASA revealed that the JWST has captured its first images of starlight.
SpaceX’s Starship Super-Rocket
SpaceX expects its Starship to revolutionize space travel and society as we know it, beyond our wildest imaginations.
Space Force, Debris Removal Projects
The military is looking for partners, private companies that can perform or help cultivate space debris clean up.
Free Trip To Suborbital Space
Space for Humanity is accepting applications until Feb. 15th for its Citizen Astronaut Program, which trains ‘normals’ like us for suborbital spaceflight, and paying for it all.
On This Day in Space! Feb. 12, 2001
On this day in 2001, after a five year mission, NASA landed a spacecraft on an asteroid!
SPACE STARTUP AND PRIVATE COMPANY NEWS
SPACE ECONOMY
The Chinese space launch investment frenzy. Undisclosed funding round follows six or more other Chinese launch-related company funding rounds.
ROCKET COMPANY
Astra’s failed launch. Astra’s launch suffered delays due to a range issues before it was finally scrubbed at the last second.
Fun facts about space… Warps drive disruptions in planet formation. This is your chance to learn more about how passing stars, misaligned binary stars, and passing gas clouds impact the formation of planets in early star systems. |
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