Intelligence
Space industry intelligence, filed by country, company and agency.
Without it, a director spends the day hunting for reports and news, and checking whether a new law has come out. With it, you open one place and see what changed, already sorted.
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Watch lists and alerts
Follow what matters. Hear about it when it moves.
Put the countries, companies and agencies you care about on a watch list. That might be Kazakhstan and Bulgaria, SpaceX, and agencies such as NASA, ESA, ISRO or JAXA.
When something on your list changes, you get an alert. You no longer check twenty sources in case one of them has moved.
- 193 countries, scanned daily
- Watch lists for countries, companies and agencies
- Alerts when something you follow changes
On the ground and in orbit.
General intelligence brings legal, business and engineering news together. Policy has its own section, because a change in the law is rarely just another headline.
Policy and regulation
Laws, licenses, strategies and consultations by country, with links back to the official source.
Industry news
Business and engineering developments across companies and agencies, gathered from many sources into one feed.
Agencies and governments
What national agencies and governments announce, filed under the agency and the country it belongs to.
Space weather
Kp index, solar wind, flares and alerts for teams operating hardware in orbit.
Objects in orbit
A live map and registry of tracked objects.
Launch activity
Upcoming and past launches with provider, vehicle and status.
From signal to action
From a headline to a decision.
A headline alone rarely tells you what to do. Intelligence follows the path from a source to the action it calls for.
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Source
Where the information came from. The source stays visible, so you can check it yourself.
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Evidence
The document, notice or report itself, so you read the original.
- 03
Change
What is different from before: a new law, an amended license rule, a revised strategy.
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Impact
Who it touches: which countries, companies and agencies.
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Action
What you do next, whether that is a watch-list entry, a conversation or a sourcing request.
Common questions.
What does GC GO Intelligence cover?
Policy, regulation, business and engineering news for the space industry from 193 countries, scanned daily and filed by country, company and agency. It also brings in mission context: launch activity, space weather and objects in orbit.
What is a watch list?
A list of the countries, companies and agencies you want to follow. When something on the list changes, GC GO sends you an alert.
Is policy separate from general news?
Yes. General intelligence mixes legal, business and engineering news. Policy has its own section for laws, licenses, strategies and consultations.
Can I see where a piece of information came from?
Yes. Sources stay visible so you can go back to the original document.
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