Florida’s Space Coast Is Becoming a Research Supercluster — And This Supersonic Stock Just Plugged Into the Heart of It
Starfighters Space announced its intent to join C-STARS, a proposed NSF-backed research consortium focused on in-space manufacturing, committing $50,000 annually to the initiative. The partnership aims to integrate the company's F-104 fleet with a university ecosystem including the University of Florida and Embry-Riddle to facilitate biotech and advanced materials research.
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