Ann: Preliminary Final Report, page-16

False...I don't see how the result - is a negative. I mean the market is totally irrational here...but we have all the known "knowns" already since the last quarterly. So the results cannot be it...

and for Ben Greene to say;

It is not practical to sell EOS sensors to space operators, because each individual operator
will need a small amount of data from each of many sensors. The EOS business model
pools the requirements of many users to deploy sufficient sensors to achieve the data
service levels required.
What it means is that we don't sell capital equipment such as the sensors...rather we will provide Space operators the service to track space matter using our proprietary system. Imagine if Microsoft sold all the IP instead of selling a licence to a user...
What EOS is doing is smart...and the market just doesn't get until that revenue hits $500M.