SVF Executive Director Bryce Kennedy highlights space as business’s next trillion dollar frontier in this Fast Company article.
Milky Way Over Route 60, New Mexico. Photo by Alex Warnes.
Milky Way Over Route 60, New Mexico. Photo by Alex Warnes.
Space Valley unites adventurers, inventors, visionaries, artists, thinkers, and rebels in a unique environment where art, culture, science, nature, and technology collide to push the boundaries of space exploration.
Discover the hidden wonders, creative forces, cosmic curiosities, critical insights, and revolutionary advancements emerging from this singular culture of innovation.
Space Valley is more than a place—it’s a community of visionaries. From citizens to scientists, explore the legendary and vibrant institutions shaping the future of space discovery, exploration, and innovation.
Elsewhere the sky is the roof of the world; but here the earth was the floor of the sky.
- Willa Cather
Space Valley offers a diverse range of dynamic space events and experiences for professionals and the public alike, spanning everything from industry development and STEM education to science programs and stargazing.
“Somewhere, something incredible is waiting to be known.”
- Carl Sagan
An early-evening shower that sometimes surprises with sudden bursts. Look north soon after sunset for best viewing.
From Starbase in South Texas, this test launch could light up the sky for miles and marks another milestone in private spaceflight.
Debris from Halley’s Comet lights up the sky with fast, bright meteors. This year’s new moon means especially dark skies for viewing.
Comets Lemmon and SWAN may both be visible in the evening sky offering a rare chance to spot two comets at once, especially with binoculars.
Robert Goddard, the father of modern rocketry, made groundbreaking advancements in liquid-fueled rocket technology in the 1930s in Roswell, New Mexico. His work there laid the foundation for modern space exploration.