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Starlab, a private space station joint venture led by Voyager Technologies, is raising $300 million in Series A funding with preferred units valued at ~$90,000 each. However, the station won't generate revenue until 2029 at earliest, and lacks transparency as a private investment. The article suggests investing in publicly traded Voyager stock instead, which has revenue and projected profitability by 2029, potentially offering better value at current valuations.

An investment analyst highlights four overlooked stocks with potential to double in value: Broadcom, Nu Holdings, Oscar Health, and Voyager Technologies. The article suggests these companies are flying under most investors' radar despite favorable fundamentals.

NASA released a Request for Proposals for building a replacement to the International Space Station, with a total budget ceiling of $34.1 billion over 15 years. Four teams—Axiom Space, Blue Origin-led Orbital Reef, Starlab, and Vast—are competing for the contract.

NASA will award funding to two or more contractors, with phase 1 offering at least $100 million per team for design and engineering. Winners can expect significant revenue streams, with NASA committing to at least four crewed missions and eight supply shipments in the first four years alone.

Redwire Corporation is leveraging digital engineering, modeling, and simulation to evaluate space architectures and mission configurations. The company's capabilities aim to reduce costs, improve speed to market, and optimize missions by creating virtual models of components, spacecraft, and constellations. However, RDW stock is trading at a premium valuation compared to industry peers, with a forward P/S ratio of 5.23X versus the industry average of 2.24X.