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Expert commentary on the commercial space economy, stations, crew health, the lunar economy, and the future of human habitation.
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She has provided expert commentary to The Washington Post, Scientific American, and Aerospace America, among others.
Expert Commentary Topics
Commercial Space Stations & the Post-ISS Economy
The ISS deorbits by 2030. Vast, Axiom, Starlab, and Orbital Reef are racing to replace it: revenue models, anchor tenancy, customer segmentation, and why NASA's $1.5B in Phase 2 funding is just the starting line. How station operators monetize across research, manufacturing, tourism, and media.
Crew Health & Medical Risk in Orbit
The Crew-11 medical evacuation in January 2026 made visible what the industry has known for years: crew health is the bottleneck for commercial spaceflight. Sleep disruption, radiation, bone loss, psychological performance, and the 30+ NASA Human Research Program gaps that remain unsolved. Why this is a market, not just a problem.
Fortune 500 Companies & the Space Supply Chain
How pharmaceutical, luxury, wellness, entertainment, hospitality, and consumer brands enter the orbital economy. Partnership structures with station providers, in-space manufacturing economics, microgravity R&D value, and the actual pathway from terrestrial brand to space customer.
The Lunar Economy & Artemis Commercial Ecosystem
Artemis II reopens the Moon for the first time in fifty years. What the cislunar supply chain looks like, where commercial companies fit alongside NASA primes, sponsorship and brand activation opportunities on lunar missions, and what it means for companies positioning now for the next decade of exploration.
Space Architecture & Habitat Design
Building environments where humans survive and perform beyond Earth. How habitat design determines mission duration, crew productivity, and commercial viability, the design decisions being made now that will define how humans live in orbit, on the Moon, and eventually on Mars.
Space Wombism & Civilizational Shelter
The framework from Anastasia's book (2026). Why the habitats we design in the next fifty years determine whether human consciousness persists beyond this planet, the philosophy, architecture, and economics of long-term human shelter.
Selected Praise
“I'm in awe of your work and your wisdom.”
Neri Oxman, Founder of OXMAN; former professor at the MIT Media Lab
“Who would have thought that an organic image like the womb might be our new vision of space habitats? Well, space architect Anastasia Prosina has.”
Frank White, Coined “the Overview Effect”
“I consulted her on sleeping problems in space and her team's solutions of deep pressure are clever.”
Story Musgrave, Former NASA astronaut; the only person to have flown on all five Space Shuttle orbiters
“Her company's accessibility solutions for low-vision astronauts have rethought accessibility entirely. They're useful for disabled astronauts and for emergencies in space, where anyone might need them.”
Cady Coleman, Former NASA astronaut; ISS Expedition 26/27 flight engineer
“I am glad you are working on this amazing frontier… I would add to your list [of long-term projects]: stories, myths, and monuments.”
Kevin Kelly, Founding executive editor of Wired; editor of the Whole Earth Catalog
“A polymath thinking existential problems across scales.”
Patrick Dowd, Former President of the Long Now Foundation Board; founder of Stellar
Portraits: Neri Oxman by Noah Kalina and Kevin Kelly by Christopher Michel, CC BY-SA 4.0. Story Musgrave and Cady Coleman, NASA.