The state of space · 2023–2026 · confirmed through June 8, 2026
223 launches became 325 in 2 years. The space economy climbed from $570B to $626B.
Read the 2023 report →
223
launches
$570B
economy
Read the 2024 report →
259
launches
$613B
economy
Read the 2025 report →
325
launches
$626B
economy
In progress — through June 8, 2026 · Read the 2026 report →
270
launches
$648B
economy
Lane length is each year's true share of the peak launch total. The current year is in progress; its total will keep climbing.
Citable, year-anchored reports on the global space economy. Confirmed through June 8, 2026 — published by SpaceOdysseyHub Editorial.
Each year report is compiled from the Space Foundation's Space Report, Novaspace (Euroconsult), Bryce Tech, the Satellite Industry Association, FAA Office of Commercial Space Transportation, NASA OIG, U.S. Space Force budget filings, and public agency communications. Where exact figures are unavailable we use clearly-labelled estimates. Forward-looking statements (any year ≥ 2026) are projections, not commitments.
Total years covered: 4. Want a year added? Email editorial@spaceodysseyhub.com.