We’re huge fans of the Acquired Podcast podcast. The most recent episode, featuring Starfish Space CEO Austin Link, was especially cool, as Austin and Ben Gilbert deliver an overview of the entire space landscape while geeking out on physics! Link to podcast: acquired.fm/episodes/the-s…

Legendary actor Tom Hanks was recently a guest on the podcast The Rest Is History to discuss the Apollo Moon missions and his fascinating show, The Moonwalkers: A Journey With Tom Hanks, showing at Lightroom in London through October. All that in itself is worth posting about,

The successful landing of China’s Chang’e-6 lander over the weekend is the latest reminder that the U.S. must maintain its commitment to NASA's Artemis program or risk falling behind. space.com/china-change-6…

Great story from Mark Kaufman of Mashable about NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter spotting the Chinese Chang’e-6 mission in the South Pole. Knowing all the information won’t be shared publicly, we’re still eager to learn whatever we can about the samples they collect there and

Yesterday, our own chief scientist, Dr. Elizabeth Frank, met virtually with the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter Camera (LROC) team to talk about helium-3 on the Moon. LROC has reliably taken photos of the Moon for 15 years, recently catching snaps of China’s Chang'e 6 lander and

Today, Nick Wingfield and The Information wrote about the NASA TechFlights grant Interlune received to advance our proprietary technology for the beneficiation of lunar soil and extraction of Helium-3. Read the story here: theinformation.com/articles/a-spa… Read our announcement here:

Our old friend Alan Boyle of GeekWire really got into the nitty gritty of our technology to beneficiate lunar regolith, which is funded in part by a NASA TechFlights grant announced today. Read his excellent piece here: geekwire.com/2024/nasa-inte…

Thanks to Aviation Week's Garrett Reim for writing about the smaller, lighter, and less power hungry technology we are developing for processing lunar regolith into useful natural resources. Read more about it, and our NASA TechFlights grant here: aviationweek.com/defense-space/…

We got a lot of questions about the photo we included in our recent announcement, so we thought we’d share another, this one with Interlune systems engineer Kathryn Waychoff (right). While we’re at it, shoutout to the Aurelia Institute who chartered the flight as part of their

Our own Katelin Holloway 💙 is joining the Space Stage at #TechCrunchDisrupt2024 to chat about her experience working with 776 portcos like Stoke Space, Interlune, and AstroForge & share her POV on the future of investing in space tech 💫 Grab tix 🚀↓ techcrunch.com/2024/06/20/ann…

Some out-of-this-world news... I'll be on the Space Stage at #TechCrunchDisrupt2024 talking all abt about the future of space tech investing 🚀 I've had a front row seat with Seven Seven Six 7️⃣7️⃣6️⃣ portcos like Stoke Space, Interlune, and AstroForge & I can't wait to dig into

Rob Meyerson and Indra Hornsby share their thoughts about corporate leadership principles in general and Interlune’s in particular in this new blog entry. Everyone who works at Interlune knows it’s a special place, and now you can read more about why. Enjoy “A Matter of

At a recent board meeting, we discussed Interlune 's leadership principles. For those who know me, you know I don't take this topic lightly. I was over the moon (pun intended!) listening to this team share their philosophies on company building. Read all about it! 👇

Out here harnessing the boundless energy of space for a cleaner future!

Our own Director of Business Development Nina Hooper was at the Space Industry Association of Australia (SIAA) Southern Space 2024 conference in Canberra last week. Establishing a sustainable lunar ecosystem is going to be a multinational effort and we’re proud to have Nina over in Australia

VP of engineering Kara Vargo and recent intern Nathan Jorgensen work together to build a sample preparation system for our upcoming Resource Development Mission. Helium-3 is one of many resources implanted in the lunar regolith, so it will take some effort to ensure we can

Proud Interluners recently enjoyed time with our in-house celebrity, co-founder and executive chairman Harrison “Jack” Schmitt (fifth from left) in Seattle. Among many other accomplishments, Jack is the only geologist who has walked on the Moon.

They say moving is one of life’s most stressful events, but not with this team! After two amazing years at WeWork, we’ve landed in an office all our own in the Georgetown neighborhood in South Seattle! 🚀🌕 In addition to great office space, this facility includes space for

Excited to have been a part of the AusIMM International Future Mining conference in Sydney, Australia. Our director of business development, Nina Hooper, closed out the first day of the conference with a panel on the future-ready mine, alongside Michelle Keegan at AROSE, Dr.