Impulse Space and Interlune Lead Innovations in Space Transportation and Lunar Mining
Impulse Space is advancing in-space transportation technology, having raised $525 million in Series C funding to enhance satellite movement capabilities. Meanwhile, Interlune is focusing on lunar mining, specifically targeting Helium-3 for fusion energy, and has secured $22.6 million in funding and grants to support its initiatives. Both companies are positioned at the forefront of innovations in space transportation and resource extraction.

Impulse Space, founded in 2021 by Tom Mueller, is developing vehicles for in-space transportation, facilitating satellite movement from launch orbit to final destinations in low-Earth orbit and beyond. The company has secured $525 million in Series C funding from Founders Fund and Lux Capital.
Interlune, established in 2020 by Gary Lai, Indra Hornsby, and Rob Meyerson, focuses on lunar resource extraction, specifically targeting Helium-3 for fusion energy and quantum computing. Based in Estes Park, Colorado, Interlune has raised $22.6 million through funding and government grants to advance its lunar mining initiatives.




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