# 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 Odin in testing Preparing for launch Seal Beach headquarters ## Investors Fueling the Future of Asteroid Mining ## Listen to our podcast Roid Rage covers AstroForge’s latest missions, deep space plans and the tech that makes it all possible. ## Your Next Mission Starts Here We’re looking for engineers and visionaries to help build the first commercial asteroid mining missions.