With the present and the future to be more and more determined by assets in space, does it seem like EOS are onto a winner here? The space assets would also need to be insured so EOS data could be for sale elsewhere perhaps to large multinational insurers as well..
Space contracts would be like something out of science fiction in terms of the language or terminology but would still come back to 'how much data, of what level of detail, over what period of time'
The idea behind any contract being to use the data supplied by EOS to protect space assets from space junk?
With the present and the future to be more and more determined...
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