We are withdrawing 3 Articles
When you screw up, it's best to 'fess up, clean up, change up and get better at what you're doing.
The Journal of Space Commerce has withdrawn three articles after identifying factual errors that have surfaced. The 400-Unit Ceiling, published July 6, 2026, The ITAR Wall Around Blue Canyon, published July 20, 2026, and Sierra Space’s Zero-Touch Solar Array Line Is a Cost Signal Legacy Suppliers Can’t Ignore, published July 16, 2026, have been removed from the archive and are no longer available to subscribers.
I want to apologize to both Blue Canyon and Sierra Space for the errors.
JOSC’s editorial standard requires every published piece to name specific companies, programs, contracts, and figures with verified accuracy. When that standard is not met, the appropriate response is withdrawal, not a quiet edit.
We are reviewing our process to identify the cause(s) and to get them corrected as quickly as possible
Subscribers with questions about articles can reach me directly at mturner@exterrajsc.com.
Michael Turner, CEO, Ex Terra Media, LLC