MISSION TWO: 2026

we mine asteroids

Our team is building out our second mission DeepSpace-2, which will be the first-ever private landing on 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 outweigh 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

LAUNCHED FEBRUARY 26, 2025

Odin is NOW IN deep space

Our first deep space mission Odin aimed to capture high-res imagery of asteroid 2022 OB5, providing key data to prepare for our first extraction mission. This was the first commercial deep space mission to target an asteroid for mining.

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

$1Trillion

projected space economy by 2040

99%

drop in launch costs since 2010

~300,000

asteroids rich in metals and within reach

Asteroid Mining Is No Longer Sci-Fi

Odin on its journey to deep space

Odin in testing

Preparing for launch

Seal Beach headquarters

Investors Fueling the Future of Asteroid Mining

Your Next Mission Starts Here

We’re looking for engineers and visionaries to help build the first commercial asteroid mining missions.