Launch/Landing Sites

British: Singapore Royal Aerospace Base, Mombasa Royal Aerospace Base
Prussian: Douala Imperial Aerospace Base (Kamerun)
Dutch: Palau Island Aerospace Facility (North of New Guinea)
French: Kourou Aerospace Base (French Guiana), Saint-Louis Aerospace Base (Senegale)
Russian: Baikonor Kosmodrome (Location undisclosed)
American: Lewis & Clark Space Center (South Florida)
Japanese: Kanegoshima Imperial Aerospace Base (Kanegoshima)

Orbital Facilites

British: Aurora Orbital Station
Prussian: Lothar Orbital Station
Dutch: Prince of Orange Orbital Station
French: LaGrange Orbital Station

All orbital stations work together with each other and variour ground installations to coordinate space traffic. Prince of Orange Station also maintains large, zero-gravity, nonpressurized storage space that may be rented. None of the orbital stations publically announce any other work, but it is considered likely that some sort of research is carried out.

Satellites

All nations with launch capability have at least one or two satellites. The United States and Japan have a network of geosynchronous radio satellites.

Bases & Colonies

British: Thessaly Base/Naxos Colony, Lunar Nearside

Prussian: Prinz Friedrich Base/Leopold Colony, Lunar Nearside; Prinz Wilhelm Base/Joseph Colony, Lunar Farside

Dutch: Grotius Base/Neu Amsterdam Colony, Lunar Nearside

French: Montgolfier Base/Nouvelle Marseilles Colony, Lunar Nearside

Mars Orbital Stations

British: Samothrace Orbital Base, near Phobos
Prussian: Ludwig Orbital Station, near Deimos
Dutch: Prince William Orbital Station
French: Descartes Orbital Station

Prussia maintains Ludwig Orbital Station, to coordinate communication and traffic, and to provide security backup for Deimos. The British maintain Samothrace Orbital Base for equivalent reasons. All the orbital stations also provide support for their respective nations' Mars Colonies. The Dutch have recently moved their asteroid mining support operation to Vesta (see below), and their future plans for Prince William Station, which nowhas only a skeleton crew, are unclear.

Mars Bases and Colonies

British: Marathon Station, Chryse Planitia; Theses Station/Olympus Colony, Olympus Mons
Prussian: Ferdinand Base/Maxmillian Colony, Pavonis Mons; Karl Ice Mining Station, South Pole
Dutch: Vermeer Base/Neu Nassau, Boreal Plains
French: Réaumur Base/Nouvelle Orleans (Location undisclosed)

Bases

Prussia claims the entirety of Deimos for "security reasons," and nobody has yet challenged the claim. The Prussians are in the middle of a massive "Space Elevator" project, and intend to shift Deimos's orbit so that it is areosynchronous over Pavonis Mons. Currently, Konrad Base is built around what will become one end of the Space Elevator, Kepler Station.

Bases

The British have covered about 40% of Phobos with Alexandria Base, and have a de facto claim on the entire moon. Most of Alexandria Base is empty, depressurized domes that exist solely to hold down the claim. Storage space is available for rent, but there are no security features. Alexandria Base has a full-sized Hole in the Wall.