Space is having its moment. Artemis II is putting humans on a trajectory back to the Moon for the first time in 50 years. A SpaceX IPO is reportedly set for June, and the financial world is paying attention. Investors looking to get a piece of the action don’t need to wait on the sidelines.

The Tema Space Innovators ETF ($NASA) is the first pureplay space ETF to provide direct, preIPO exposure to SpaceX through a special purpose vehicle (SPV).

SpaceX is to space what Nvidia is to semiconductors: a dominant, category defining force. SpaceX now accounts for more than half of all successful orbital launches globally. The company has almost singlehandedly driven the cost of launching objects into orbit sharply lower, while its Starlink broadband network and reusable rocket technology form compounding advantages that no rival is close to matching. That’s why SpaceX is the top holding in $NASA.

But $NASA isn’t just about SpaceX. The rest of the portfolio reflects equally high conviction ideas that remain underfollowed by many growth investors. Rocket Lab is the only scaled domestic launch provider outside SpaceX, with vertical integration spanning launch systems and spacecraft manufacturing. Its upcoming Neutron rocket positions the company to compete more directly with Falcon 9. AST SpaceMobile is building the world’s first space based cellular broadband network designed to connect directly to standard smartphones, with the potential to expand connectivity to billions of new and underserved users. And Planet Labs operates the world’s largest fleet of Earth imaging satellites, delivering near daily coverage of every point on the planet’s landmass—creating a unique data archive that grows more valuable each year as AI unlocks new insights.

The global space economy is forecast to grow from roughly $630 billion today to $1.8 trillion by 2035. The steep decline in launch costs that enabled Starlink is now opening the door to entirely new applications—from persistent Earth observation to data and computing infrastructure in orbit. The opportunity is real, structurally underrepresented in most portfolios, and accelerating. $NASA was built to fill that gap.

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SpaceX is a private security, and is less than 15% of holdings. At inception, SpaceX was 10% of the portfolio holdings. Fund holdings are subject to change. Private investments have increased liquidity and valuation risk. View temaetfs.com/NASA for current holdings and prospectus. Consider fund risk and objectives before investing. Distributed by Vigilant Distributors, LLC. No affiliation with, or sponsorship/endorsement by National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

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