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Seattle Space Week highlighted significant growth in Washington's space industry, alongside critical challenges like a launch crisis and workforce shortages. Leaders discussed four problems and four prospects, including securing local funding, competing with rival states, and the potential for new launchers and even a homegrown launchpad. State initiatives, like Governor Ferguson's Space Council, aim to foster public-private partnerships and retain key businesses.
California-based Cowboy Space has leased a massive 291,035-square-foot facility in Kent, Washington, to produce hardware for its planned orbital AI data centers. This is the largest industrial lease in the Puget Sound region this year and is expected to create 300 jobs, advancing the company's goal of launching its Stampede constellation by 2028.
Rocket Report: SpaceX and ULA Shake-Ups Reviewed Verdict: The latest "Rocket Report" delivers a crucial snapshot of an aerospace industry in flux, highlighting both astounding progress and significant hurdles across the
