Vast Space: US Commercial Space Station Company

Vast, a space habitation company, is dedicated to the expansion of human presence throughout the solar system. The company aims to launch its first space station module as early as 2025, with plans to add more modules to expand this initial station in the following years. Their roadmap includes the creation of an artificial gravity station by the 2030s.

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00:00 Intro
01:42 Space Station Plans and Roadmap
04:12 Haven-1
07:58 Haven-2
10:22 2030 and Beyond
11:38 Milestones
11:47 ESA and Vast
12:44 TEC and Vast
13:39 Upcoming Events
14:06 NASA Commercial Space Station Award
15:55 Outro

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[baldassarealessi]

Thank you SpaceStartupNews video brilliant compliment.

[waynesworldofsci-tech]

LOL. Thought I recognized the forklift. I was in Baoli’s factory twenty years ago.

[jonasgabrielsilva]

I've launched an HAVEN 1 to mun equatorial orbit in KSP and i use it has Gateway Space Station.

[AndyKauffman-mlog]

If Gateway gets shut down, it would be the next step after something like Haven 2. Hell, maybe move Haven 1 out there once 2 is up.

[benc]

sounds like space tech engineering is the future career

[timjones]

The Idea of having a "spinning stick" artificial gravity station doesn't seem to be well thought out. By spinning the station, the artificial gravity will be only felt at the ends of the modules, with increasing gravity as you move out towards the ends of the station. Wouldn't they not be making much of the station unusable? (Like working at the bottom of a long tube.)
While I agree that artificial gravity may be a complete game changer, I think it will likely need a different design.

[jimmirow]

It looks really promising to move our life to other places. We have Mars and the Moon and maybe even other planets in the observable universe besides our rock. We'd need oxygen though probably and quite a bit of UV protection but besides that it would be a fairly simple streamlined transition. A good compass and a thermometer because some other planets besides earth can get abdolutely downright chilly after the sun goes down. We oficially dont have to worry about ozone depletion and overpopulation because our choices now are unlimited. No recycling or anything; just a seamless transition from getting there at 0.1% speed of light which is FAST and Wait! I realized we havent figured out how to slow down to land our ships or that these trips are one way but the little details will be solved by 2026 as they're of no concern for mans adaptation and scrutiny with labored efforts in the greatest of magnitudes.

[neptunianman]

This company will shut up shop in the next decade mark my words

[rabbit-vm]

can VAST help bring back our two astraunauts back from ISS please....just a small favor😢

[Jaxvidstar]

Will Vast not consider planning for using their space station for asteroid mining?