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@ASTS_SpaceMob 24/7?? Or just 7 days a week? This third shift is 6am - 6pm.

$ASTS is now officially a 24/7 operation 👀

@KevinGarduno14 @tuff_4r Decades in manufacturing, I came to reply similar. At least it is not a graveyard (night) shift. But 12 hour shifts are long and the last 4 are risky.

@tuff_4r I used to work operations at a power plant. Night shift was always high alert, most of the accident case studies from the past happened between 2-4am. Good post

$ASTS - This is exciting (good) but adds risk (bad). 3rd shifts are the C (minor league) team and is when COPQ is highest and can outweigh the financial benefits of increasing production due to inexperience and fatigue which can lead to 3-5X more failures than normal. 🙏🏽trusting in management

@CatSE___ApeX___ " . . persistent custody coverage." Very important!!

Earth-fixed, shape-controlled beams: BlueBird maintains consistent footprint size and shape over Earth, despite satellite motion and changing angles. This mirrors advanced beam control which is required for persistent custody coverage. 6/

Let’s break down why $ASTS AST SpaceMobile’s BlueBird constellation is uniquely positioned to support space-based custody for missile defense — and why it could be the “lowest-hanging fruit” for the US government. 🧶🐈‍⬛ 1/

@callmekyle528 To the Moooooon

What 🅰️ ride this $ASTS life is. 🐂

@redrum_2001 Oldest grandkid is now in high school!! Time flies.

@TimHopfer You won in life. Congratulations. I hope I live to my grandkids.

Slow $ASTS day. Let's take the opportunity to get to know a fellow sp🅰️cemob member. I'll start. I'm a 48 years old male, living in Sweden with my wife and two boys (10 and 13 years old). I have a Master's degree in Information Systems, and work at Swedens largest university. I bought my first AST shares in 2022 thanks to @Schnyggsomfan, who got me interested in the company. After some DD, mainly the Transhumanica report and Twitter, I bought my first shares. AST is now my largest holding. Please reply with whatever you are comfortable sharing 🙏

@tuff_4r With sock price highs occurring 3 to 5 weeks afterwards. But your previous Fibonacci suggests shorter times.

$ASTS - “Trend Change” ADX with +DI/-DI: 👉🏽ADX measures trend strength. It’s apparent, trend (phase change) has occurred since line bottomed at 22 and would need to curl and rise. ⚠️Coupled with 🟢(+DI) and 🔴(-DI) measures the strength of respective up/down movement. ✅As shown, +/- just inflected positively which is exactly the same signal that marked the previous cycle and leg lows BUT NOW with higher ATR and StdDev = FORCE = more power (Tim Tool Man Allen voice) Buyers are the launch propellant🚀 Thank you @KUEHCK1 for your post.

@thekookreport @spacanpanman Here is some therapy: Read the entire last paragraph of the executive summary out loud five times.

@spacanpanman Stop it, pumper

My sentiment is like a broken latrine. Literally want to just spend my day trolling Anpanman and complaining about missed guidance, etc. $ASTS

@CatSE___ApeX___ . . . and will advance US leadership ahead of the growing space capabilities of foreign adversaries.

@CatSE___ApeX___ And for all those that talk about "info nuggets" left for the SpaceMob: look at the last paragraph of the executive summary possibly regarding Golden Dome . . .

Yes. And here is a detail: The uniformity of coverage is much better than what towers can produce. Tower coverage looks like mountain peaks with low/no-coverage gorges inbetween. $ASTS NTN is like the plains. No peaks, but more even. The hybrid of the two is the future!

@tuff_4r Damn time flies. We studied the original 2002 edition just a couple years after it came out. Retired almost a decade now and wanting ASTS to pad my remaining years.

@tuff_4r We studied this book in my Masters Program. Some companies and innovative products never make it across the Chasm or gap shown on the book cover. I wish I still had the book as it described customer and marketing requirements to cross it.

$ASTS - “Product Adoption Curve” Profile of a Breakout Technology that’s Entering the Acceleration Window: Most people focus only on charts but they forget the Product Adoption Cycle - one of the most empirically proven frameworks in innovation research. Studies show that every successful consumer technology (iPhone, Internet, Social Media) reaches accelerating adoption within 7–10 years and failures (Google Glass, Segway, 3D TVs) never do. Years 6-8 are the historical inflection window of the “S-curve” where successful technologies explode and generate an average 95% cumulative acceleration. ASTS is following the 7-10 year cycle and entering the S-curve acceleration window. 👉🏽2020–2022: Innovators ($10–$34)
👉🏽2022–2026: Early Adopters ($34–$168)
👉🏽2026–2028: Early Majority ($168–$505)
👉🏽2028–2030: Late Majority to Laggards ($505–$1,000) This timing aligns with ASTS’s roadmap: ✅45–60 sats every 1–2 months ✅50+ MNO partners ✅3B+ TAM ✅Commercial + DoW service activation ✅“Seamless” adoption Through a different lens than price structure alone, the adoption curve independently validates a 2030 price near $1,000—IF ASTS executes. Adoption theory, empirical data, price symmetry, Fibonacci time cycles, and the company’s rollout all point to the same destination. This is what exponential adoption looks like. Don’t be a skeptic. The opportunity loss is great 🛰️🔥🇺🇸

@tuff_4r Think of all the satellite companies that reached a limited market vs all the things Abel and ASTS are doing right in order to access and satisfy the massive D2D market. Including partnering with MNOs vs competing with them. New technology that works with existing phones.

@ASTS_Investors Notice the huge volume spike right before close.

Another quiet day on the dark pool with it only being a short day of trading. $ASTS

$ASTS Hey @CatSE___ApeX___ . I read that BlueBirds 1-5 were unfurled about 6 weeks post launch. Are we thinking the same for the new larger design? BB6 launch mid-December would put unfurl at end of January. I see that as a big de-risk point.

@Reformed_Trader I'm here eagerly waiting for this, like so many of us. The frustrating part is we have been "close to what could be a major breakout" for some time. We will all be giddy when it happens but the waiting and the last 5 weeks have been painful.

$ASTS we are very close to what could be a major breakout. Today's PR looks like a way to prep the market for a golden dome award. The heavy emphasis on being an American company is not random. *NFA

@thekookreport (Whole SpaceMob x Deciding it will happen) + ("North" Polar Orbit x (Santa+NewYear)Suprise) = $ASTS $150 by January.

I’m ready for $ASTS to go to $150 by January. Decide it.

$ASTS: Remember these two words as we learn about Golden Dome awards in the coming months "Polar Orbit"

Sorry for the dad jokes. But we might as well try and have some fun while waiting.

Well. Let’s hope there isn’t a third article out of India. $ASTS

@redrum_2001 Maybe not the entire production line, but I'm sure some stations will require duplication. I would so geek out going through the New Glenn plant. I remember touring the 747 plant when I was interviewing and my jaw was on the floor the whole time.

@redrum_2001 My earliest Mfg Engineering days: Boeing 747 plant in Everett WA. Certain fab and assembly step can only operate so fast due to the amount of work and physics limitaions. Cycle time was 6 days, so peak production of one 747 every 3 days needed 2 parallel production lines.

$ASTS - This bodes well for AST SpaceMobile. "Limp said success on New Glenn’s second flight would set the company up for a significant increase in cadence. The company is building enough hardware for “well above” a dozen flights in 2026, with the upper-end limit of 24 launches. The pacing item is second stages. Right now Blue Origin can build one per month, but the production rate is increasing." arstechnica.com/space/2025/11/…