(Note: Deep Space Acquisition Corp. I withdrew its SPAC IPO in an SEC filing dated Dec. 15, 2022. The S-1 was filed in December 2021. Deep Space Acquisition Corp. I had planned to offer 21.0 million units at $10.00 each to raise $210 million in its IPO. Each unit was to have consisted of one share of common stock, one right to receive 1/16 of a share upon completion of the initial business combination, and one-half warrant.)

We will focus our attention on space technology, space-related applications, and the integration of space into terrestrial (Earth-based) market sectors that are poised to experience rapid growth. Examples of connections between space technology and these sectors include: *Communication Services – telecommunications technology and interfaces, laser communication, sensor technology and terrestrial support services;

*Energy – power generation and distribution for nuclear, solar or other alternative energy sources;

*Industrials – robotics, aerospace and defense, stratospheric vehicles, drones and drone support technology;

*Information Technology – computing, virtual and augmented reality, artificial intelligence / machine learning, cyber security, data analytics and blockchain applications;

*Materials – nanotechnology, extraction of natural resources from locations in space and superalloy development, processing and delivery.