To support rapid-fire Space Safari missions, Aerospace draws on deep technical expertise to quickly integrate, assess risk objectively and bridge commercial innovation with national security needs.

U.S. student teams tackle orbital and lunar infrastructure challenges with COSMIC consortium.

Infusion of Nanosecond Pulsed Plasma Discharge into solid rocket motors may offer throttleable and restartable capabilities.

The Aerospace Corporation UK Ltd. is seeking industry insight into the design, development and potential procurement of an on-orbit space testbed intended to support realistic experimentation, training and validation of defensive cyber operations in the space environment.

Thirty years after its founding, Aerospace’s Ground System Architectures Workshop continues to bring together the ideas, expertise, and collaborative spirit needed to define the future of space systems.

As a trusted partner in supporting NASA’s Moon to Mars objectives, The Aerospace Corporation is contributing launch systems expertise to Artemis that has been honed over decades of advancing the nation’s space missions.

Welcome to The Aerospace Corporation’s 2025 Annual Report.

Aerospace’s contributions to EVA research are paving the way for safe, sustainable space exploration on the Moon, Mars and beyond.

In 2025, The Aerospace Corporation earned $1.4 billion in revenue. The corporation employed 4,800+ workers with 79% representing technical staff. Among the technical staff, more than 22.3% are Ph.D.s, 50% have Masters of Science degrees, 23.5% have Bachelors of Science degrees, and 4.2% either have non-technical degrees or no degree.

Aerospace’s groundbreaking work in additive manufacturing received significant recognition at the recent the AIAA SciTech Forum 2026.