Four teams are vying to build a replacement for the International Space Station, with Orbital Reef and Starlab in the lead. NASA plans to end ISS in 2030, with Elon Musk tasked to de-orbit the station. Starlab, backed by Janus Henderson Group, is gaining momentum with a strong coalition of companies.

Orbital Reef, led by Blue Origin, faces competition from Starlab, which boasts a diverse international partnership. Starlab recently added Leidos and Janus Henderson Group to its team, strengthening its position as the top contender. With a combined market cap nearing $900 billion, Starlab’s lead seems secure in the space station race.

While Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin is busy with other projects, Starlab is focused on winning the ISS replacement race. Backed by Janus Henderson Group and other major companies, Starlab’s financial firepower and strategic partnerships position it as the frontrunner. Voyager Technologies, a key player in the project, offers investment opportunities for those eyeing the space industry.

With a strong coalition and financial backing, Starlab is poised to win the race to replace the ISS. Investors can explore opportunities with Voyager Technologies and other companies involved in the project for potential growth. Janus Henderson Group’s strategic investment further solidifies Starlab’s position as the leading contender in the space station race.

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