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.

As space becomes more crowded and contested, Aerospace is adopting an operational approach that emphasizes flexibility, resilience and speed.

Analog missions conducted in extreme Earth environments that mirror the environments of other worlds are transforming spaceflight risk into exploration readiness.

The Aerospace Corporation brings decades of technical experience with launch ranges to the nation’s effort to modernize infrastructure and build the spaceports of the future.

The Aerospace Corporation is providing support to university students’ design and launch of a satellite that will observe and photograph asteroid Apophis during its upcoming flyby of Earth.

The Aerospace Corporation has developed proactive cybersecurity measures to deliver a comprehensive, adaptive defense system against emerging space cyberattacks.

Throughout the year, Aerospace enables employees to join together and make a tangible impact in the communities where our people work and live.

The Aerospace Corporation is championing an innovative, enterprise-wide approach to engineering the space economy through collaboration in a digital engineering environment.