The Lagrangian newsletter, a dedicated effort for space enthusiasts, dissects the complexities of global space dynamics and brings the latest and most critical space insights directly to your inbox - bite sized updates, from space governance and commerce to military in space and groundbreaking space science, curated for the curious.

In the grand scheme, we believe every nation, irrespective of its current stake in the space industry, weaves a unique narrative and will play a pivotal role in shaping our collective future in space.

To keep you informed and engaged with unbiased, research-backed content and thought-provoking opinion pieces. We aim to provide an objective and accurate overview of weekly events that highlight the progress of our species in space exploration.

To broaden your horizons by spotlighting the diverse contributions and breakthroughs in the space sector from every corner of the globe. This includes both the trailblazers leading the charge and the dark horses poised to redefine the boundaries of space exploration.

Every Sunday, we will bring you space news from the previous week, categorized into sections such as Space Governance, Space Commerce - New Space Economy, Military in Space, and Space Science. Additionally, we will spotlight relevant Research in the space sector and occasionally we’ll have Opinion pieces.

We hope that our newsletter will serve as a platform for you to gain a more comprehensive understanding of space, and inspire you to think beyond the traditional boundaries of space exploration.

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Maharshi Bhattacharya, an architect and designer, having worked at RETHI, a NASA-STRI specializes in designing resilient space habitats. With experience in technology leadership and cartography at a New York-based nonprofit, he’s now focused on space policy and the future of space exploration. His goal is to understand the impact of space exploration on emerging nations and contribute to future space-policy recommendations.

He received his Master’s in Design Studies, with a focus on Space Technologies, from Harvard Graduate School of Design (Cambridge, US) and completed his Bachelors in Architecture from Birla Institute of Technology and Sciences, India. He can be found on his website, LinkedIn, Instagram, Twitter or Email.