The eSpace center has put out a second call for entrepreneurs to join its incubator program.
The center is a joint venture between the University of Colorado and Sierra Nevada Corp., which includes a space systems division.
The board of directors includes representatives of other companies, and there are advisers who work at NASA. The facility is co-located within the space systems division of Sierra Nevada.
The first set of incubator invitees included a company looking to bring cyber-security to space, and a company combining telescopes and software to track space debris.
This is an outgrowth of its Center for Space Entrepreneurship, a conviction that research and outsourcing dollars are adequate to create a private sector of space companies.
Some 38 companies were evaluated before launching the “eSpace three” into the incubator, and yours could be next.
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