Global Space Companies

Global Space Companies

Statistics of all 0 eligible records from Global Space Companies (published, in the provider's latest data).

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ISS Research Statistics

Which agencies and research categories are represented, how investigations are associated with listed expeditions, which recur, who participates and how complete the information is.

Recurrence

Median listed periods
2IQR 3
Listed once
40.3%1,204 investigations
Listed more than once
1,783
No listed period
17
Investigations by number of listed periodsHow many distinct reporting periods each investigation is listed in.
01,0002,0001: 1,204 investigations2: 669 investigations3: 312 investigations4: 160 investigations5: 121 investigations6: 105 investigations7: 76 investigations8: 68 investigations9: 64 investigations10: 27 investigations11: 25 investigations12: 14 investigations13: 18 investigations14: 14 investigations15: 7 investigations16: 22 investigations17: 10 investigations18: 9 investigations19: 10 investigations20: 5 investigations21: 2 investigations22: 2 investigations23: 3 investigations24: 3 investigations25: 2 investigations26: 5 investigations27: 5 investigations28: 14 investigations29: 1 investigations30: 3 investigations31: 1 investigations32: 1 investigations33: 1 investigations37: 1 investigations38: 1 investigations50: 1 investigations54: 1 investigations1815222954
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Investigations by number of listed periods
Listed periodsInvestigations
11,204
2669
3312
4160
5121
6105
776
868
964
1027
1125
1214
1318
1414
157
1622
1710
189
1910
205
212
222
233
243
252
265
275
2814
291
303
311
321
331
371
381
501
541
  • Unit: listed expedition label (single or paired, as the source lists it).
Recurrence by agencyFive-number summary of listed periods per investigation.
Recurrence by agency
AgencyInvestigationsMedianLower quartileUpper quartileMaximum
Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA)33121333
National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)1,78521354
European Space Agency (ESA)38731530
State Space Corporation ROSCOSMOS (ROSCOSMOS)43631731
Canadian Space Agency (CSA)48216.2517
Most often listed investigations
Most often listed investigations
InvestigationAgencyListed periods
Crew Earth ObservationsNational Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)54
Sally Ride Earth Knowledge Acquired by Middle School StudentsNational Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)50
Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer - 02National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)38
International Space Station In-flight Education DownlinksNational Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)37
Monitor of All-sky X-ray ImageJapan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA)33
National Aeronautics and Space Administration Biological Specimen RepositoryNational Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)32
Identification of Sources of Disturbances During Disruption of Microgravity on the International Space StationState Space Corporation ROSCOSMOS (ROSCOSMOS)31
Dose Distribution Inside the International Space Station - 3DEuropean Space Agency (ESA)30
The Experimental Testing of an Earth-Space System for Monitoring and Predicting the Development of Natural and Man-Made Disasters - Katastrofa (Uragan - Katastrofa)State Space Corporation ROSCOSMOS (ROSCOSMOS)30
The Experimental Testing of an Earth-Space System for Monitoring and Predicting the Development of Natural and Man-Made Disasters - Vizual (Uragan - Vizual)State Space Corporation ROSCOSMOS (ROSCOSMOS)30
A Study of the Effects of Onboard System Operating Modes on ISS Flight ConditionsState Space Corporation ROSCOSMOS (ROSCOSMOS)29
International Space Station Medical MonitoringNational Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)28
Processes of Relaxation in the Ultraviolet Band Specrum by High-Velocity Interaction of Exhaust Products on ISS - Groza (Thunderstorm) (Relaksatsiya - Groza (Thunderstorm))State Space Corporation ROSCOSMOS (ROSCOSMOS)28
Processes of Relaxation in the Ultraviolet Band Specrum by High-Velocity Interaction of Exhaust Products on ISS - Spektr (Spectrum) (Relaksatsiya - Spektr (Spectrum))State Space Corporation ROSCOSMOS (ROSCOSMOS)28
The Experimental Testing of an Earth-Space System for Monitoring and Predicting the Development of Natural and Man-Made Disasters - Okruzhayuschaya Sreda (Uragan - Okruzhayuschaya Sreda )State Space Corporation ROSCOSMOS (ROSCOSMOS)28

About This Data

Source
ISS Experiments
Last import
2026-10-16 08:23:43 UTC
Statistics built
2026-10-16 08:24:50 UTC
Population
3,004 distinct investigations in scope of 3,004 in the catalog, identified by identity_key.
Reporting periods
Unit: listed expedition label (single or paired, as the source lists it). Paired labels are kept as listed; "0" and other special values are kept apart until a reviewed reference gives them a meaning.
Counting
Counts are distinct investigations. Period totals overlap and are never added together; calendar totals count each investigation once per year.
People and organizations
Names are parsed conservatively (entries are split on line breaks and semicolons, never on commas) and kept as written next to their normalised form. Spelling variants stay separate until an administrator reviews an alias. Nationality is never inferred from the sponsoring agency.
Limitations
The catalog lists investigations by reporting period; it does not record when work happened, how much it cost or whether it succeeded. A listing is not an outcome.

ISS Commercial Activity and Opportunities

Which investigations have documented commercial participation or objectives, which companies take part in which roles, how participation changes, which services and facilities support it, and where the evidence suggests opportunities to investigate.

Company Cohorts

  • Definition: Documented commercial participation. Counts use reviewed classifications and source facts; unreviewed suggestions are not counted.
Company cohortsShare of each first-observed cohort listed again within k later periods.
Company cohorts
First observedCompaniesObserved again within 1 (%)Observed again within 2 (%)Observed again within 3 (%)Observed again within 4 (%)
Expedition 210100100100
Expedition 310000
Expedition 71100100100100
Expedition 161100100100100
Expedition 21/221100100100100
Expedition 23/2410000
Expedition 33/341100100100100
Expedition 41/421100100100100
Expedition 61/621100100100100
Expedition 661100100100100
  • Observed repeat participation within k later intervals. Empty cells are right-censored: their follow-up window has not elapsed. Not customer retention.
  • Unit: listed expedition label (single or paired, as the source lists it).

About This Data

Source
ISS Experiments
Last import
2026-10-16 08:23:43 UTC
Statistics built
2026-10-16 08:24:50 UTC
Population
3,004 distinct investigations in scope of 3,004 in the catalog, identified by identity_key.
Reporting periods
Unit: listed expedition label (single or paired, as the source lists it). Paired labels are kept as listed; "0" and other special values are kept apart until a reviewed reference gives them a meaning.
Counting
Counts are distinct investigations. Period totals overlap and are never added together; calendar totals count each investigation once per year.
People and organizations
Names are parsed conservatively (entries are split on line breaks and semicolons, never on commas) and kept as written next to their normalised form. Spelling variants stay separate until an administrator reviews an alias. Nationality is never inferred from the sponsoring agency.
Commercial evidence
Each commercial dimension is recorded separately with its state, review status and evidence basis. Public counts use reviewed classifications and source facts only. Absence of evidence is unknown, never a negative. No revenue, market size, profitability, return or success probability is estimated.
Limitations
The catalog lists investigations by reporting period; it does not record when work happened, how much it cost or whether it succeeded. A listing is not an outcome.

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Data credits

  • Data: Global Space Companies research workbook