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Mexico’s Space Industry Is Taking Off: 2025 Market Report & Future Outlook

Mexico’s Space Industry Is Taking Off: 2025 Market Report & Future Outlook

Overall, Mexico’s space and satellite industry in 2025 is at an inflection point. After decades of gradual groundwork – from the first experimental rockets in the 1950s room.eu.com, to launching communications satellites in the 1980s, to establishing AEM in 2010 – the country is now leaping forward with a coordinated national strategy. Government programs are aligning with private innovation and academic talent, creating an ecosystem primed for takeoff. The historical constraints (limited funding, fragmented efforts) are giving way to new momentum fueled by ambitious policies and global partnerships. Challenges remain – funding needs to scale up from the modest ~$3
Argentina’s Space Industry Is Taking Off: Inside the Satellite Boom and What’s Next

Argentina’s Space Industry Is Taking Off: Inside the Satellite Boom and What’s Next

Key Facts Historical Evolution of Argentina’s Space Industry Argentina’s journey into space began remarkably early. In the 1940s, visionary engineer Teófilo Tabanera formed the Sociedad Argentina Interplanetaria, making Argentina the first Latin American country with a spaceflight organization en.wikipedia.org. By 1960 – nearly a year before humans reached space – Argentina established the National Commission for Space Research (CNIE) with Tabanera at the helm en.wikipedia.org. Throughout the 1960s, CNIE and the Air Force’s research institute launched a series of indigenous multistage high-altitude rockets (Alfa Centauro, Beta Centauro, Orión, Canopus, etc.), successfully sending scientific payloads to the upper atmosphere en.wikipedia.org. In

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