Missions

MISSION TWO: 2026

We Mine Asteroids

Our team is building out our second mission DeepSpace-2, which will be the first ever commercial rendezvous with a body outside the planetary gravity well.

Why Mining Asteroids is the Next Trillion-Dollar Industry

Metal-rich asteroids contain enough platinum group metals (PGMs) to power industries on Earth and beyond.

Terrestrial Mining

Low Margins: Earth-based PGM mining margins ~7%
Limited Supply: Global demand for PGMs outweighs supply
High Costs: Expensive and destructive to our environments

Asteroid Mining

High Yield: Asteroid PGM margins ~85%
Metal-Rich: One asteroid could supply Earth for 200 years
Low Impact: Exponentially lower carbon footprint

DeepSpace-2 is Here

DeepSpace-2 is a new kind of interplanetary spacecraft: low-cost, autonomous, and built to fly often. Launching in the fourth quarter of 2026, DeepSpace-2 will travel millions of kilometers to rendezvous with a near-Earth asteroid.

What We Do

We build low-cost, replicable spacecraft capable of tracking and mining asteroids in deep space.

Scalable Spacecraft for Deep Space Missions

Refining Materials in Space

$1 Trillion: Projected space economy by 2040
99%: Drop in launch costs since 2010
~300,000: Asteroids rich in metals and within reach