Innovation within limitation

As a young nerd, I wanted nothing more than to learn the art of rocket engineering. Disappointed that my nation could not provide me with an aerospace education I chose to gather with my fellow super-nerds and created the Propulse rocket lab out of an old laboratory at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology. Three years later we won our class in the Student World Championship of competitive rocket engineering, beating well-funded rocket labs from Ivy League colleges. Shortly after I received an email from a space baron, advising me to drop out of university and use my brain to solve real problems. I did, and asked a handful of my brightest (and some say craziest) colleagues from the rocket lab to join me to clean up space, thus Solstorm was created. Now our company faces a new challenge; the introduction of novel innovation-hostile laws proposed by our government.