Our Projects

Mission: AstroAccess will launch a group of disabled scientists, veterans, students, athletes, and artists on a historic parabolic flight with the Zero Gravity Corporation (ZERO-G), as the first step in a progression toward flying a diverse range of people to space. These “AstroAccess Ambassadors” will experience weightlessness and carry out lunar gravity, Martian gravity, and zero gravity observations and experiments investigating how the physical environment aboard space vessels should be modified so that all astronauts and explorers, regardless of disability on Earth, can live, work, and thrive in space.

Climate change is having an extreme impact on regions that have done the least to bring our world to this point. Space technology has the potential to help mitigate some of these disastrous effects.

Space Frontier will bring together a small collective of universities to do research on one aspect of space based solar power.

A collection of resources centered around recruiting and retaining diverse talent. This would include a workshop as well. The initiative will be led by a data scientist who will conduct and synthesize research to develop a timely and relevant set of resources.

Continue the Foundation’s history of educating staffers and congressional members on the status, importance, and needs of the space startup ecosystem.

Space Frontier Fundation – ISAM Strategy Implementing Recommendations

Alliance for Space Development Cislunar Science and Technology Strategy

Space-Based Solar Power (SBSP) is a technology concept where solar energy is collected in space using satellites and transmitted wirelessly to receivers either on Earth or in space to provide clean, continuous power. The goal of the Space Frontier Foundation’s SBSP project is to create the landscape and conditions for commercial SBSP technology by the US to become successful and self-sustaining.