Space exploration has always pushed the boundaries of human innovation, requiring advanced technologies to ensure the safety and success of missions beyond Earth. A significant challenge is developing habitats that are lightweight yet protective. Current structures, like the International Space Station (ISS), are limited by their launch size. A promising
Thin Red Line Aerospace has a total of 12 patents globally, out of which 6 have been granted. Of these 12 patents, more than 66% patents are active. United States is where Thin Red Line Aerospace has filed the maximum number of patents, followed by India and Canada. Parallelly, the
SpaceX has a total of 202 patents globally, out of which 84 have been granted. Of these 202 patents, more than 88% patents are active. The United States of America is where SpaceX has filed the maximum number of patents, followed by Germany and Taiwan. The USA seems to be
Nasa has a total of 2602 patents globally, out of which 2002 have been granted. Of these 2602 patents, more than 42% patents are active. United States of America is where Nasa has filed the maximum number of patents, followed by Japan and Germany. Parallelly, United States of America seems
“We have essentially no patents in SpaceX. Our primary long-term competition is in China. If we published patents, it would be farcical, because the Chinese would just use them as a recipe book.” Elon Musk “We have essentially no patents in SpaceX”, said Elon Musk in his an interview in
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