Industrializing the Moon

Space development with lunar resources

SPACEPORTS

BEYOND EARTH

Opening new worlds

SPACEPORTS UNLOCK THE MOON AND MARS

Hard-rock landing pads make landings safe


Locally sourced propellant makes landings affordable


Safe and affordable logistics make industry possible

THE BUSINESS


Build and operate open spaceports

Make and sell rocket propellant on site

Coordinate hyperscale data center development on the Moon and beyond

Our Technologies

In dust, we trust

Our Technologies

we make everything needed from local raw materials

We design, engineer, and construct landing pads for rockets to land and relaunch. Regolith is processed into solid rock building materials by our Durandal heaters.

Landing
Pads

Rocket
Propellant

We construct and operate the infrastructure for rockets to refuel on the Moon and Mars. Liquid oxygen extracted from lunar regolith with our Pantheon system provides 80% of the propellant mass for spaceflight.

In the age of intelligence, AI will demand ever larger data centers. Lunar silicon and sunlight can support petawatts of compute - more than is possible on Earth

data centers

Public Corpus

  • Lunar Silicon

    Our report covers the distribution, concentration, and forms of silicon on the Moon

    Lunar Silicon 2025 Report
  • Resources of Mercury

    Our report covers environmental and material resources found on the planet Mercury and in its vicinity

    Resource of Mercury 2025 Report
  • Lunar Critical Minerals

    Our report covers the prospects for sourcing some critical minerals from the Moon

    Lunar Critical Minerals 2025 Report
  • Martian Water

    Our report covers the link between sources of water on Mars and landing site selection for the next several launch windows

    Martian Water 2025 Report
  • Plume-Surface Interactions

    Our report covers current knowledge of rocket plume effects during landings, associated risks, and mitigations

    Plume-surface Interactions 2025 Report
  • Lunar water

    Our report covers the best current knowledge on lunar water in different forms, and what it would take to extract it

  • Helium-3

    Our report covers helium-3 supply and demand on Earth, and how terrestrial production trades against lunar mining

Contact Us

planetary-scale compute and climate control