NASA has awarded a $6.9 million contract to Interlune to develop a payload capable of extracting helium-3 directly from lunar regolith, signaling a pivotal shift toward real-world resource utilization ...
Interlune engineers Alex Lewandowski and Jessica Wu check test equipment for the mass spectrometer system in the Regolith Lab at the company’s Seattle headquarters. Credit: Interlune WASHINGTON — ...
Interlune engineers tested a prototype sorting device on a Zero Gravity Corp. parabolic flight in August 2024. Credit: Zero Gravity Corp. SAN FRANCISCO – Without context, Interlune’s plan to extract ...
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