JSP HOLDING / JSP SPACE · Public status; source last substantively reviewed 9 October 2026
Current status of JSP SPACE
This page distinguishes documented research from results for which independent evidence has not yet been established. We do not conceal missing milestones behind marketing claims.
Physical space technology
Spacecraft: no physical vehicle has been shown as developed and validated in the available project documentation. Launch: HOLD; no approved or demonstrably safe procedure. Orbital infrastructure: an area of research, not a demonstrated operational installation.
Research software
JSP Safety Evidence Kernel: described as a Python research engine and browser demonstration v0.8, tested internally. This is not evidence of external certification, production readiness or suitability for actual flight control. A reproducible software demonstration is not the same kind of evidence as a physical safety test.
External review and collaboration
Independent validation: not established within this project scope. Customers or commercial services: not established. Partners: no collaboration is described as contractually agreed without verifiable documentation. Future agreements or research findings must be accompanied by traceable records and relevant dates.
How this status could change
We distinguish six levels: vision, scientific hypothesis, engineering design, implemented prototype, controlled testing and external assessment. Any real-world operation would also require authorisation, safe operations, maintenance and incident reporting. Each level needs its own evidence and an accountable reviewer.
What visitors can check
For future demonstrations, we intend to identify version, methods, test conditions, relevant limitations and the independence of reviewers where applicable. Missing information should be explicitly labelled as missing. This website is an informational development environment, not an official safety declaration.