If the Apollo era was all about “flags and footprints,” Artemis’ bid for a permanent presence on the Moon will center around lunar infrastructure—the era of “pads and gas pumps.” Ethos Space Resources, a lunar infrastructure startup with deep ties to SpaceX, emerged from stealth today with plans to tackle the difficult infrastructure challenge. The company is developing technology to melt lunar regolith, producing both a flat surface for landing and take-off and liquid oxygen (LOX) for rocket propellant. Two of the company’s three founders were early SpaceX alums who helped build the launch giant’s earliest pads and vehicles. Ethos founders: Ross Centers (CEO): A Colorado School of Mines
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