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In 1996, Beal Aerospace had the rockets, the funding, and the vision. They could have beaten SpaceX to market by a decade. But NASA kept moving the goalposts. The press called them dreamers. Investors got nervous. By 2000, they shut down. The hardware worked. The story never landed.

This is the pattern. Brilliant engineers build machines that can escape Earth's gravity, then watch their companies collapse under the weight of bad PR and murky messaging. The public still thinks space is for governments. Investors still think it's science fiction.

That's what kills space companies. Not physics. Not funding. But the failure to make people believe.

PX/PUSH exists for the new space economy. We build brands that translate thrust-to-weight ratios into human excitement. Design systems that evolve as fast as your launch schedule. Because when you're selling the future, you can't look like the past.