COSMOSYNTH is an independent research programme on space systems. It publishes source-traced records: 55 industry records, a dossier on the UAE pavilion at IAC 2026, and two programme studies.
Edition of 10 October 2026. English is the reference edition. The repository is public.
Records are a research sample, not a register of partners.
13 organisations named for the UAE pavilion at IAC 2026.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs lists 13 names and adds “and others”. The note records 17 sources, 9 source-scoped links and 4 hypotheses.
Nine links and four hypotheses.
Three collections. Snapshot of 8 October 2026.
The atlas is a CABSAT / SATExpo sample. The eight combinations in R5 are analytical configurations. The two programme studies are SpaceX and the UAE space programme.
| Date | Record | Count | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Atlas | 55 | R4 | |
| Layer combinations | 8 | R5 | |
| Programme studies | 2 | R2 R3 |
Two studies: SpaceX and the UAE space programme.
SpaceX, nine workstreams.
The study covers architecture, vertical integration, reuse, service economics, engineering organisation and risk. The question is which mechanisms transfer, and under which conditions.
UAE space programme, nine workstreams.
The study covers policy, missions, industry, education, financing, services, governance and knowledge transfer. The question is how separate institutions build a lasting capability.
Five steps and six evidence classes.
The sequence is a question, then sources, a check, links, and a test. Tools, including language models, are named in the methodology. Evidence methodology
- Question. Name the decision and the boundary of the record.
- Sources. Collect the original evidence and date it.
- Check. Compare the claim, the identity and the contradictions.
- Links. Connect organisations, capabilities and interfaces.
- Test. State the smallest check that would change the conclusion.
Six layers and 12 atlas records.
These six layers are the ones cited on the homepage of 8 October 2026. A company can sit in more than one layer. Each name has its own dossier in the atlas.
| Layer | Records | What the layer covers |
|---|---|---|
| Mission software | Antaris | Simulation and mission software |
| Space connectivity | SES · Eutelsat · AsiaSat | Operators and orbital capacity |
| Ground systems | Calian · SatService | Engineering, control and ground infrastructure |
| Terminals and RF | AvL Technologies · Celestia TTI | Antennas, terminals and RF |
| Digital ground | ETL Systems · INTEGRASYS | Digital IF, signal analysis and interfaces |
| Data and services | AWS · Neo Space Group | Cloud, ground services and geospatial data |
Two findings from S3 and S4.
Each finding is a source statement. The sentence marked INTERP. is a conclusion written by COSMOSYNTH.
A digital twin is not an end-to-end test.
AWS documentation S3
The Ground Station digital twin supports contact scheduling and configuration tests. It does not cover dataflow or telemetry delivery.
INTERP. A separate data-path test is required before an end-to-end mission integration can be claimed.
Two names are not two independent groups.
SatService company statement S4
SatService states that it has been part of the Calian Group since 2019.
INTERP. A supplier map should mark the shared ownership.
Three objectives in Strategy 2031.
The Cabinet approved the National Space Strategy 2031 on 29 March 2026. The table sets each stated objective next to what a record can supply and what is still open. S2
| Objective in S2 | What a record can supply | What is still open |
|---|---|---|
| Investment attractiveness | A map of capabilities and of gaps in the public record. | Whether an agency source already covers the gap. |
| Partnerships and market access | Documented links kept apart from proposed combinations. | Whether a link is a contract, a founding statement, or a hypothesis. |
| Competitive infrastructure | A comparison of layers and interfaces. | Dependencies, alternatives, and the test still required. |
Register of R1–R5 and S1–S5.
Checked on 8 October 2026. Each link opens the publisher or the pinned commit cited that day.
Briefing PDF · One-page overview
- R1COSMOSYNTH — public research overview
- R2SpaceX — system-level research track
- R3UAE space programme — nine research workstreams
- R4Satellite Industry Capability Atlas — 55 records
- R5Eight illustrative system-layer combinations
- S1UAE Space Agency — mandate and objectives
- S2UAE Cabinet — National Space Strategy 2031, 29 March 2026
- S3AWS Ground Station — digital twin documentation
- S4SatService — membership of the Calian Group
- S5UAE Space Agency — Space Economic Zones
Five entries in the repository.
The site is the index. The repository holds the dossiers.
How to use this programme.
Scope, a possible pilot, a first discussion and the longer horizon are on one page.
Status and limits.
English is the reference edition. Arabic and Russian carry the same records, dates and identifiers.
COSMOSYNTH is not a space agency. It is not a partner of the UAE Space Agency, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, EDGE, or any other organisation named in these records.
A name in a record is not evidence of attendance, a meeting, or a supply contract. Where a source is thin, the record says so.
Questions: vladimir.uzbek.ai@gmail.com. Do not send confidential material.
Evidence classes
- FACT
- Checked against the primary source named beside it.
- SOURCE CLAIM
- Printed as the publisher stated it. Not retested in this record.
- ESTIMATE
- A number or a judgement with its basis named. Not a measurement by COSMOSYNTH.
- HYPOTHESIS
- A possible link or a test. The sources do not establish it.
- INTERPRETATION
- A conclusion written by COSMOSYNTH.
- UNKNOWN
- The record does not contain this.