Editorial policy
SpaceCAPEX tracks the space economy — launches, companies and the money behind them — with a focus on Europe. This page explains how we work.
Sources
- Launches: the schedule comes from The Space Devs / Launch Library 2 and is refreshed every 15 minutes; we add descriptions and livestream links manually.
- Companies and deals: every deal in the profiles links to an official source — a company announcement, a regulatory filing, ESA, NASA or the European Commission.
- Quotes: share prices come from public exchange data with a delay of up to 15 minutes. Market capitalisation is entered manually.
- News: we prefer primary sources (announcements, filings, statements) over rewriting other media. When we use someone else's reporting, we cite it with a link.
Fact-checking
Figures (amounts, dates, orbits, quotes) are checked against the primary source before publication. When information is unconfirmed or a forecast, we say so explicitly.
Use of artificial intelligence
We use AI tools as assistants: for translation into English, for suggesting headlines and summaries, and for structuring data. Every text is read and approved by an editor before publication. AI is not a source of facts.
Corrections
If we find an error, we fix it as quickly as possible and note that the article has been updated. If you spot an error, write to hello@spacecapex.com.
Independence
We do not publish paid content without clear labelling. The information on this site is not investment advice.