SpaceLand Africa

SpaceLand stands as a historic trailblazer in the aerospace sector, setting unmatched world records to broaden the boundaries of what’s achievable in weightlessness and space exploration. As the world’s first private aerospace organization to pioneer microgravity, Lunar-G, and Mars-G research and educational flight programs - including ground-based and underwater astronaut training -SpaceLand has enabled access for the youngest test subjects (as young as 11 years old) to the world’s oldest (aged 86 and 93), including the first-ever 100% disabled astronaut and the first non-U.S. citizen to participate in weightless R&D missions launched from NASA’s Space Shuttle Landing Facility, soon also from other breathtaking locations in all Continents.

Acting also on behalf of Nobel Prize Laureates, SpaceLand has shattered barriers of age, ability, gender and geography in microgravity science research and technology innovation, really for All. Since 2005, it has championed breakthrough scientific contributions from advanced AI-driven pathfinding satellites to pioneering studies in human longevity enhancement, shaping the future by designing and, soon, operating the first game-changing global network of horizontal spaceports to democratize access to the frontier of suborbital flights and microgravity.

Through its immersive STEM-focused environments and cutting-edge training facilities, SpaceLand delivers comprehensive, hands-on engineering and operational support across microgravity and low-gravity conditions - from Earth low-G labs to underwater simulations and airborne campaigns, enabling flights in Zero-G, Lunar gravity & Mars gravity with novel flight vehicles which will soon be also capable to air-launching satellites with the lowest price-tag for global users.

SpaceLand isn’t just advancing aerospace, low-gravity STEM Education and R&D : it’s redefining the concept of democracy also in the Space Economy.