Mark Boggett

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Finding Peak with Ryan Hanley · Space Investor: SpaceX Is Only 20% of the Opportunity · 4 Aug 2026 podcast

In fact, there was 400 of them that made more than 100 million.

So all of these guys have been through the University of Space, SpaceX, the University of doing things quickly and efficiently and breaking things and trying to make them work and, you know, using 3D printing and using components from other industries and, you know, just pulling things together and moving quickly.

What we're going to see as a next wave of innovation in space is that all of these current employees, ex-employees, these are not the kind of people that are going to take their money and go and sit on the beach.

That's just not what they're going to do.

They might take two weeks off.

But what they're doing during that two weeks while they're on the beach is they're thinking about all of these things in space that we've only really just started to touch on.

You know, we can go a lot deeper and hopefully we will in the call today.

And they're laying there on the beach.

They're thinking about the money they've got.

They're thinking about what's next for me.

And then they're thinking, right, well, I'm going to go and do this.

And I'm going to finance myself to do it through the seed round and A round.

And then they're going to prove their businesses to get to a certain stage before they then start to bring in investors like me who will then finance the scale up of those businesses.

So that is going to now be happening on an incredible industrial scale.

And I've just given the example there of SpaceX employees, but you can take employees of any industry that have really started to understand

the implications of what's going on here.

To sort of go back to the analogy that I was making earlier about space is very similar to AI in that it's a facilitating horizontal capability that impacts every single theme, every single industry.

So you've got people who are in the automotive industry, in the oil and gas industry, in the maritime industry, in the logistics industry.

They've got their head around what's going on in the space environment and then thinking, right, I know exactly what I'm going to do.

I'm going to create a company that provides this capability that builds on that data set that's going to provide a service that doesn't exist today that has the potential to provide, you know, a billion dollar market, Sam, that simply doesn't exist.

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