Invitation to Collaborate in the Titans Aerospace R&D Program

• The Titans Aerospace R&D Program presents a unique collaboration opportunity for the global space and aerospace community.
• This multifaceted initiative concerns Titans Space Industries' (TSI) cutting-edge research and development (R&D) across a broad spectrum, encompassing both the pre-manufacturing phase and the operational phases commencing in 2025.
• TSI invites collaboration from a wide range of stakeholders to create a global alliance to enable the colonization of space, the Moon, and Mars.
• TSI can support your R&D projects, offer you office and lab space, resources, and potentially even startup capital.

By Neal S. Lachman, CEO and Chief of Spacecraft Design, Titans Space, Franklin Ratliff, CTO, Titans Space, and Marcus Beaufort , Director of Operations and Business Development

Table of Contents

1. Introduction

1.1. Stand-alone and Collaborative R&D

1.2. The Titans Spaceport: A Hub for Innovation

1.3. Participating in the Project

1.4. Submitting Your R&D Proposal

1.5. Mutual Benefits of Collaboration

2. Airbreathing Engines in Flight

2.1. High Bypass Turbofans in Various Flight Regimes

2.2. Multimode/Mixed Fuel Airbreathing Propulsion Systems

2.3. 3D Component Fabrication

3. Wings in Flight

3.1 Thick Tridelta Wings with Whitcomb Airfoil Sections

4. Rocket Engines in Flight and Orbit

4.1. LOX/Hydrogen Engines

4.2. OMS and RCS Class Rocket Motors

4.3. Rapid Prototyping

5. The Titans Fighter Jet R&D Program

5.1. Development of Hot Structure Wings and Fins

5.2. Thermal Protection Systems (TPS)

5.3. Aerodynamics and Heat Load Analysis

5.4. Advanced Sensor Suites

5.5. Launch and Landing Systems

6. Titans Hard-Shell Spacesuit R&D

6.1. Material Science and Fabrication

6.2. Life Support and Environmental Control

6.3. Modular Design and Customization

6.4. Enhanced Mobility and Ergonomics

6.5. Radiation Protection

6.6. Communications and Monitoring Systems

6.7. 3D Custom Components

7. Nuclear Electric Propulsion (NEP) Technology for Spacecraft

7.1. Nuclear Reactor Design

7.2. Power Conversion Systems

7.3. Thermal Management

7.4. Electric Propulsion Systems

7.5. System Integration and Safety

7.6. Heat Exchanger

8. Lunar and Mars Landers

8.1. Thrust Vector Control (TVC)

8.2. Landing Mechanisms

8.3. Autonomous Navigation and Guidance

8.4. Swing Wing Design

8.6. Power Systems and Thermal Control

8.7. 3D-Printed Components

8.8. Printed Structural Parts

9. Titans Spaceships for Interplanetary Travel

9.1. Nuclear Electric Propulsion

9.2. Solar Electric Propulsion (SEP) for Station Keeping

9.3. Radiation Shielding

9.4. Thermal Management Systems

9.5. Power Generation and Distribution

9.5 Autonomous Systems and AI

9.6. Safety and Reliability

9.7. Environmental and Planetary Protection

9.8. 3D Modular Components

10. Space Robotics

10.1. Autonomous Systems

10.2. On-Orbit Servicing

10.3. Teleoperation and Remote Control

10.4. Physical Interaction and System Integration

10.5. Simulation and Modeling

10.6. Sensor Technology

10.7. Robotic Arms

10.8. Printing Robotic Components

11. Lunar and Mars Surface Operations

11.1. Habitation and Life Support Systems

11.2. Radiation Protection

11.3. Energy Generation and Storage

11.4. Mobility and Transportation

11.5. In-Situ Resource Utilization (ISRU)

11.6. 3D Repair and Maintenance Parts

12. Health and Performance; Astronaut Well-Being

12.1. Physiological Monitoring and Diagnostics

12.2. Countermeasures for Microgravity Effects

12.3. Mental Health and Cognitive Function

12.4. Nutritional Support

12.5. Radiation Protection

12.6. Medical Emergency Preparedness

1. Introduction

The Titans Aerospace R&D Program presents a groundbreaking opportunity for the global space and aerospace community. This multifaceted initiative delves into cutting-edge research and development (R&D) across a broad spectrum, encompassing both the pre-manufacturing phase and the operational phases commencing in 2025. Titans Space Industries (TSI) invites collaboration from a wide range of stakeholders to create a collaborative spirit to enable the colonization of space, the Moon, and Mars.?

1.1. A Pioneering Approach: Stand-alone and Collaborative R&D

TSI acknowledges the immense value of collective ingenuity. While fully equipped to pursue R&D endeavors independently, we actively seek partnerships with qualified entities. This invitation extends to scientists, engineers, academic institutions, government agencies, and forward-thinking commercial organizations. By fostering collaboration, TSI aims to unlock the full potential of groundbreaking advancements.?

1.2. The Titans Spaceport: A Hub for Innovation?

The upcoming Titans Spaceport serves as the project's central nervous system. Its state-of-the-art Science & Innovation Hub will be a haven for collaborative research. Cutting-edge laboratories and dedicated workspaces will provide the ideal environment for translating visionary concepts into tangible realities.?

1.3. Collaboration Pathways: Participating in the Project

TSI welcomes inquiries from interested parties seeking to participate in this transformative journey.?

Some potential avenues for collaboration:

• Joint Research Projects: TSI is open to co-ownership of R&D projects that align with the project's focus areas. This fosters synergy by leveraging the strengths and expertise of various partners.
• Contract Research: TSI offers opportunities for contract research, where entities with specialized expertise can tackle specific R&D challenges within the broader project framework.
• Technology Licensing and Development: TSI may consider licensing or co-developing groundbreaking technologies with potential applications in space exploration.

1.4. Submitting Your R&D Proposal

To actively participate in the Titans Aerospace R&D Program, we invite you to submit a comprehensive R&D proposal outlining your expertise and how it aligns with our goals. Your proposal should address the following key areas:

• Proposal Topic: Clearly define the specific topic of your proposed R&D project. This will allow us to efficiently match your expertise with relevant project areas.
• Stage of R&D: Clearly define the current stage of your proposed R&D project. Is it in the early concept phase (Technology Readiness Level/TRL 1-2), a more developed feasibility study (TRL 3-4), or a more mature project nearing application (TRL 5-6)? Please reference Technology Readiness Levels (TRLs) for your designation.
• TRL Trajectory: Outline your plan for maturing the technology throughout the project. Specify the expected TRL level at the end of the proposed project and how you plan to achieve that advancement.
• Previous Funding: If applicable, detail any previous funding your project has received. This demonstrates the potential viability and past successes of your approach.
• Funding Requirement: Outline the specific funding requirements for your proposed R&D project. Be clear and realistic in your budget estimations.
• Resources: Describe the resources you will bring to the project, including personnel expertise, access to specialized equipment, or any relevant facilities.
• Collaboration Model: Indicate your preferred collaboration model, whether it's a joint research project, contract research, or technology licensing/development.
• Team/Firm Overview: Provide a concise overview of your team or firm. Briefly describe your (company's) and your team's experience and expertise in relevant fields. Highlight the qualifications of your key personnel who would be involved in the proposed R&D project.
• Alignment with Titans Space: Explain how your proposed R&D directly aligns with the goals and focus areas of the Titans Aerospace R&D Program. Be specific about how your project results will benefit Titans Spacecraft, nuclear spaceships, lunar or Martian landers, or other Titans initiatives. Highlight how your work contributes to TSI's mission of colonizing the Moon and Mars.
• Timeline: Provide a proposed timeline for your R&D project, outlining key milestones and expected completion dates. This helps assess project feasibility and implementation strategy.

A Tailored Approach is Key

While we appreciate the value of innovative, ready-made solutions, Titans Space Industries prioritizes proposals that directly address the specific needs outlined in our R&D overview. We encourage you to carefully review our focus areas available in the sections below and tailor your proposal to demonstrate a clear understanding of our project goals.

1.5. Mutual Benefits of Collaboration

By joining forces with the Titans Aerospace R&D Program, your organization unlocks a multitude of benefits that propel your innovative spirit alongside ours. Here's what you can expect:

• Be at the Forefront of Space Exploration: Participate in a groundbreaking initiative that will shape the future of space travel. Leave your lasting mark on humanity's journey beyond Earth.
• Access World-Class Resources: Conduct your research at the cutting edge. Utilize the advanced equipment and facilities housed within the Titans Spaceport's Science & Innovation Hub.
• Collaborate with Leading Experts: Network and exchange ideas with a diverse team of researchers, engineers, and industry leaders. Foster a dynamic environment that accelerates breakthroughs.
• Joint Funding Opportunities: Depending on the collaboration model, you may be eligible to share funding resources or explore co-funding opportunities to make your project a reality.
• Gain Public Recognition: Receive recognition for your contributions to the Titans Aerospace R&D Program through press releases, media mentions, and project publications.
• Enhance Your Reputation: Become a partner in a highly anticipated and respected space exploration endeavor. Elevate your organization's profile and attract top talent.
• Commercialization Potential: Depending on the project, your research may lead to valuable intellectual property and future commercialization opportunities.

You can sign and send our simplified mutual NDA along with your proposal. We will return the NDA shortly after receiving it. Send an intro email to Marcus Beaufort (Marcus [at] TitansSpace dot com] requesting the NDA. Also, feel free to connect with us on Linkedin anytime.

We look forward to receiving your R&D proposal and partnering with you to shape the future of space exploration.

2. Airbreathing Engines in Flight

2.1. High Bypass Turbofans in Various Flight Regimes

• Subsonic Regime: Developing variable ramp inlets for high bypass turbofans for enhanced efficiency and thrust in subsonic flights.
• Transonic Regime: Optimizing turbofan performance during the critical transonic speed range.
• Supersonic and High Supersonic Regimes: Advancing turbofans capable of maintaining performance at supersonic speeds, including LOX/water mass injection precompressor cooling (MIPCC) for cooling and efficiency.
• Afterburning and Hydrogen Burning: Exploring duct heating afterburning and hydrogen burning afterburners, including supercharging with hot gaseous oxygen injection from rocket motors.

2.2. Multimode/Mixed Fuel Airbreathing Propulsion Systems

• Innovative Propulsion: Developing duct heating afterburners as a retrofit to existing turbofans.
• Supercharging Ramjets: Supercharging of ramjets and afterburners with rocket motors using catalytically decomposed nitrous oxide.

2.3. 3D Component Fabrication

• Using 3D printing to produce complex engine parts with high precision and efficiency. This includes the creation of custom-designed components that can enhance performance and reduce manufacturing time.

Read our essay on the multi-engines-system for the Titans Spaceplanes.?

3. Wings in Flight

3.1 Thick Tridelta Wings with Whitcomb Airfoil Sections

• Flight Regimes: Designing wings optimized for subsonic, transonic, supersonic, and hypersonic flight, including orbital reentry.
• Material Innovations: Creating wings that maintain structural integrity and aerodynamic efficiency across varied speeds and conditions.
• Advanced Materials: Developing 3D printed wing structures using advanced composites and metals to optimize weight, strength, and aerodynamics.

4. Rocket Engines in Flight and Orbit

4.1. LOX/Hydrogen Engines

• Thrust Capabilities: Developing low chamber pressure engines with thrust ranging from 500,000 to 1,000,000 lbs.
• Turbopumps: Designing low output pressure turbopumps powered by hot gas generators using nitrous oxide catalytic decomposition.

4.2. OMS and RCS Class Rocket Motors

• Maneuvering Systems: Creating rocket motors for orbital maneuvering (5,000 lbs thrust) and reaction control (1,000 lbs thrust) using catalytic decomposition of nitrous oxide.

4.3. Rapid Prototyping

Utilizing 3D printing for the rapid prototyping of rocket engine components, enabling quicker iterations and testing cycles. This approach accelerates the development of more efficient and reliable engines.

5. The Titans Fighter Jet R&D Program

Download the Titans Hypersonic Reentry Light Fighter Jet (TFJ or Titans Fighter Jet) document here.

5.1. Development of Hot Structure Wings and Fins

• Refractory Materials: Researching the use of refractory metals and ceramics for wings and fins capable of withstanding hypersonic reentry speeds.

5.2. Thermal Protection Systems (TPS)

• Reusable and Single-Use TPS: Innovating durable reusable TPS for fighter-sized aircraft and cost-effective single-use systems.

5.3. Aerodynamics and Heat Load Analysis

• Subsonic and Hypersonic Aerodynamics: Studying the complete fighter's aerodynamics in different configurations and speeds, including heat distribution during hypersonic glide.

5.4. Advanced Sensor Suites

• Surveillance and Reconnaissance: Integrating low-cost sensor suites with COTS systems like FLIR and LIDAR.

5.5. Launch and Landing Systems

• Zero Length Launch System: Developing reusable liquid propellant boosters for launch.
• Landing Systems: Creating precision-guided parafoil and vertical landing systems with thrust deflectors for emergency and runway-independent landings.

5.6. 3D Hypersonic Components

• Hypersonic Components: Fabricating high-temperature resistant parts for hypersonic flight, ensuring durability and performance under extreme conditions.

6. Titans Hard-Shell Spacesuit R&D

For more information about the Titans Hard-Shell Spacesuit, please click here.

6.1. Material Science and Fabrication

• Advanced Composites: Developing lightweight, durable materials for space conditions.

6.2. Life Support and Environmental Control

• Portable Life Support: Innovating systems for oxygen management, temperature control, and waste recycling.

6.3. Modular Design and Customization

• Tailored Components: Creating easily upgradeable and custom-fit suit components using 3D scanning and modeling.

6.4. Enhanced Mobility and Ergonomics

• Improved Articulation: Enhancing joint flexibility and ergonomics for better movement and reduced fatigue.

6.5. Radiation Protection

• Shielding Materials: Developing new materials and layering techniques for effective radiation protection.

6.6. Communications and Monitoring Systems

• Integrated Systems: Embedding advanced communication and biometric sensors for real-time monitoring and health management.

6.7. 3D Custom Components

• Custom Fit Components: Creating custom-fitted suit components through 3D scanning and printing, enhancing astronaut comfort and mobility. This includes the development of flexible joints and protective layers tailored to individual astronauts.

7. Nuclear Electric Propulsion (NEP) Technology for Spacecraft

For more information about the Titans NEPTUNE project, please click here.

7.1. Nuclear Reactor Design

• Efficiency and Safety: Advancing reactor materials, fuels, and safety mechanisms for space applications.

7.2. Power Conversion Systems

• Efficient Conversion: Developing thermoelectric, thermionic, or Brayton cycle converters for converting reactor heat into electrical power.

7.3. Thermal Management

• Heat Dissipation: Innovating radiators and heat exchangers to manage reactor heat.

7.4. Electric Propulsion Systems

• Advanced Thrusters: Improving ion thrusters and Hall effect thrusters for efficiency and thrust capabilities.

7.5. System Integration and Safety

• Comprehensive Integration: Addressing shielding, control, and reliability for cohesive spacecraft systems.

7.6. Heat Exchanger

• Heat Exchangers: Producing intricate heat exchanger designs that improve thermal management efficiency in NEP systems, ensuring optimal performance and longevity.

8. Lunar and Mars Landers

For more information about the Titans Lunar and Mars Landers, please click here.

8.1. Thrust Vector Control (TVC)

• Precision Landing: Developing advanced TVC systems for controlled landings on varied terrains.

8.2. Landing Mechanisms

• Impact Absorption: Designing robust landing legs and shock absorbers.

8.3. Autonomous Navigation and Guidance

• Safe Landings: Enhancing autonomous systems for hazard detection and landing precision.

8.4. Swing Wing Design

• Adaptive Aerodynamics: Researching swing wing designs for landers to optimize aerodynamic performance during descent and landing phases. Swing wings offer the flexibility to adjust wing configuration based on atmospheric conditions, providing enhanced control and stability during descent onto Martian surfaces.

8.5. Materials and Structural Integrity

• Durability: Investigating materials that withstand space conditions.

8.6. Power Systems and Thermal Control

• Reliable Energy: Developing efficient power systems and thermal management solutions.

8.7. 3D-Printed Components

• Printed Components: Printing parts for adaptive swing wing mechanisms, allowing for rapid adjustments and optimizations in the aerodynamic properties of landers during descent.?

8.8. Printed Structural Parts

• Structural Parts: Fabricating lightweight and durable structural components for landers to withstand the rigors of space travel and surface operations.

9. Titans Spaceships for Interplanetary Travel

For more information about the Titans Spaceships, please click here.

9.1. Nuclear Electric Propulsion

• Advanced Propulsion: Utilizing nuclear reactors for electric propulsion.

9.2. Solar Electric Propulsion (SEP) for Station Keeping

• Hybrid Systems: Integrating SEP with nuclear systems for power redundancy and optimization.

9.3. Radiation Shielding

• Innovative Protection: Researching advanced materials and techniques for effective radiation shielding.

9.4. Thermal Management Systems

• Heat Management: Developing systems to dissipate reactor and spacecraft heat.

9.5. Power Generation and Distribution

• Efficient Systems: Utilizing RTGs, ASRGs, and advanced power management.

9.5 Autonomous Systems and AI

• Smart Navigation: Implementing AI for navigation, control, and system diagnostics.

9.6. Safety and Reliability

• Redundancy and Testing: Designing redundant systems and conducting extensive testing for reliability.

9.7. Environmental and Planetary Protection

• Impact Mitigation: Ensuring minimal environmental impact and preventing contamination.

9.8. 3D Modular Components

• Modular Parts: Developing modular parts that can be easily replaced or upgraded using 3D printing technology, ensuring long-term mission sustainability and flexibility.

10. Space Robotics

For our white paper on space robotics, please click here.

10.1. Autonomous Systems

• Self-Operative Robots: Developing AI-driven autonomous systems for independent operation.

10.2. On-Orbit Servicing

• Maintenance and Repair: Creating robotic tools for on-orbit assembly, refueling, satellite servicing, and spacecraft repair.

10.3. Teleoperation and Remote Control

• Human Precision: Enhancing remote control systems for precision tasks.

10.4. Physical Interaction and System Integration

• Interaction and Integration: Improving robots' physical interaction capabilities and integrating multidisciplinary systems.

10.5. Simulation and Modeling

• Predictive Testing: Using simulations to predict behavior and refine designs.

10.6. Sensor Technology

• Advanced Sensing: Developing sensors for accurate navigation and operation.

10.7. Robotic Arms

• Robotic Arms: Programmable, remote-controlled, as well as astronaut-operable arms on board spacecraft that can mimic human arms in their functionality.

10.8. Printing Robotic Components

• 3D Robotic Parts: Producing custom parts for robotic systems used in space exploration, enhancing their functionality, and reducing lead times for deployment.

11. Lunar and Mars Surface Operations

For more information about the Titans Moon and Mars missions, please click here.

11.1. Habitation and Life Support Systems

• Sustainable Living: Creating habitats with reliable life support and resource recycling.
• Habitat Construction: Utilizing 3D printing for building habitats and other infrastructure on the Moon and Mars, using in-situ materials to create sustainable living and working environments.

11.2. Radiation Protection

• Shielding Solutions: Developing effective radiation protection for long-term habitation.

11.3. Energy Generation and Storage

• Reliable Power: Utilizing solar, nuclear, and advanced batteries for energy needs.

11.4. Mobility and Transportation

• Surface Exploration: Designing rovers and vehicles for efficient transportation and exploration.

11.5. In-Situ Resource Utilization (ISRU)

• Local Resources: Developing technologies to use local materials for building and fueling.

11.6. 3D Repair and Maintenance Parts

• Repair and Maintenance: Printing tools and replacement parts on-demand to support long-term missions and reduce the need for supply shipments from Earth.

12. Health and Performance; Astronaut Well-Being

12.1. Physiological Monitoring and Diagnostics

• Wearable Sensors: Development of lightweight, non-intrusive wearable sensors that continuously monitor vital signs such as heart rate, blood pressure, oxygen levels, and body temperature. These sensors can provide real-time data to mission control and onboard medical systems, allowing for immediate response to any abnormalities.
• Remote Diagnostics: Integration of telemedicine technologies that enable remote diagnosis and consultation with medical experts on Earth. This includes the use of high-resolution imaging devices and portable diagnostic tools that can be used by astronauts to perform medical examinations and send the results back to Earth for analysis.

12.2. Countermeasures for Microgravity Effects:

• Musculoskeletal Health: Implementation of advanced exercise regimes and equipment to combat muscle atrophy and bone density loss caused by prolonged exposure to microgravity. This includes the development of resistance exercise devices and vibration platforms that simulate gravity-like forces.
• Cardiovascular Health: Research on cardiovascular adaptations to microgravity and the development of specific exercise protocols to maintain cardiovascular fitness. This includes monitoring and managing blood volume and pressure changes.

12.3. Mental Health and Cognitive Function:

• Psychological Support: Development of psychological support systems, including virtual reality environments and communication platforms that allow astronauts to stay connected with family and mental health professionals. This helps mitigate the effects of isolation and confinement.
• Cognitive Training: Programs and tools designed to maintain and enhance cognitive function, such as brain training exercises, interactive simulations, and stress-relief techniques. Ensuring astronauts remain mentally sharp is critical for mission success and safety.

12.4. Nutritional Support:

• Optimized Diets: Research on space nutrition to develop balanced diets that meet the unique needs of astronauts in space. This includes the study of nutrient stability in space and the development of space-friendly food packaging and preparation methods.
• Supplementation: Development of dietary supplements to address potential deficiencies and support overall health. This includes supplements for bone health, muscle maintenance, and immune function.

12.5. Radiation Protection:

• Shielding: Research on advanced materials and shielding techniques to protect astronauts from cosmic radiation and solar particle events. This includes wearable radiation protection garments and the use of water or hydrogen-based shielding materials.
• Pharmaceuticals: Development of pharmaceutical countermeasures, such as radioprotective drugs, to reduce the biological impact of radiation exposure.

12.6. Medical Emergency Preparedness:

• Onboard Medical Facilities: Equipping spacecraft with advanced medical facilities capable of handling a wide range of medical emergencies. This includes surgical instruments, life support systems, and emergency medical kits.
• Training: Comprehensive medical training for astronauts, including simulations of medical emergencies and the use of telemedicine for guidance during complex procedures.

The Titans Aerospace R&D program and associated research areas offer extensive opportunities for innovation and collaboration in the space and aerospace sectors. Interested parties are encouraged to engage with TSI to explore these groundbreaking research and development initiatives.

You can sign and send our simplified mutual NDA along with your proposal (see section 1.4., above). We will return the NDA shortly after receiving it.

We look forward to receiving your R&D proposal and partnering with you to shape the future of space exploration.

TSI can support your R&D projects, offer you office and lab space, resources, and potentially even startup capital.?

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About Titans Space Industries

Titans Space Industries (TSI) is creating a streamlined Earth-to-lunar surface transport infrastructure with spaceplanes, space stations, spaceships, and dedicated lunar vehicles for landing and travel.

Titans Space intends to:

? Become the largest LEO and Lunar Space tourism company

? Become the largest Real Estate owner in Space and the Moon

? Become the largest Lunar commerce and mining company (from 2031 onwards)

TSI, a division of Titans Universe, comprises a vast portfolio of incredible, revolutionary space infrastructure that will allow safe and efficient end-to-end space transportation, including spaceplanes and space stations for space tourism, commercial, and industrial purposes, as well as for research, governments, and military usage.

Titans Space’s single-stage-to-orbit spaceplanes will facilitate orbital space flights for orbital cruises or going to Low-Earth Orbit, sub-orbital flights for zero-g space tourism flights, as well as ultra-fast point-to-point transportation for humans and cargo.

TSI's space tourism division is building the future of luxury space exploration with spaceplanes, spaceships, space stations, and lunar transport vehicles. TSI’s revolutionary LEO Space Station and Lunar Space Station will redefine humanity’s place amongst the stars, with lunar tourism, scientific research, commercial mining applications, lunar factories, and lunar real estate.

About the Founding Team

TSI was founded by a group of 15 partners with a combined 450 years of business experience, representing investor interests in Titans Universe/TSI. They worked together on numerous projects for a combined 200+ years.

The founding team includes a 28-year-veteran space entrepreneur and satellite broadband pioneer, a PE fund manager who raised more than $6 billion in capital, a 40+ year rocketry and aerodynamics veteran, a 40+ year Space entrepreneur and activist, a Hall-of-Fame NBA basketball legend, a former Head of Business Development at Apple, a multi-billion-dollar business strategist, a former MD of KPMG NYC who advised on 100+ PE and M&A transactions, and the former CFO of a Formula One racing team and public listed companies.

Our Founding CEO, Neal S. Lachman is a serial entrepreneur with 35 years of investment, business, space, technology, and telecom experience. In 1992, he picked up the phone and started communicating with companies like PanAmSat. He has been a space entrepreneur since 1994/1995 when he and two of his brothers applied for and received three international digital satellite broadcast licenses.

For more information

Lunar

www.TitansSpace.com/Selene-Mission

www.TitansSpace.com/Titania-Lunar-Colony

www.TitansSpace.com/Titania-Lunar-Industry-Commerce

www.TitansSpace.com/Titania-Lunar-Resort

www.TitansSpace.com/Lunar-OrbitalPort-Space-Station

www.TitansSpace.com/SpaceShip

www.TitansSpace.com/Lunar-Yacht-Transporter

Other

Titans Space Industries - Executive Summary

www.TitansSpace.com/FAQ

www.TitansSpace.com/About-Titans-Space

www.TitansSpace.com/Titans-Spaceplanes

www.TitansSpace.com/Titans-Engines-Systems

www.TitansSpace.com/Space-Tourism

www.TitansSpace.com/Orbital-Cruise

www.TitansSpace.com/Sub-Orbital-Zero-G

www.TitansSpace.com/Ultra-Fast-Travel

www.TitansU.com/Founding-Team