Lunar Outpost
Lunar mobility; Pegasus crewed lunar terrain vehicle for NASA
Visit siteEarth to the Moon
A living map of the companies and ideas building the economy between Earth and the Moon.
The Cislunar Project is gathering a public picture of the economy taking shape between Earth and the Moon: a searchable directory of companies already at work, and a place for investors, builders, and researchers to add their ideas.
It is a stone-soup project. Everyone who has something useful to offer — a company we missed, a market insight, a technical constraint, an open question — can add an ingredient. The list grows as people contribute.
Dennis Roberts started the project as an L5 person: someone who expects humanity to build much of its living space in orbit, in the tradition of O’Neill habitats, while still making use of planetary surfaces. The focus here is the economy that has to exist in between.
20 of 20 companies
Lunar mobility; Pegasus crewed lunar terrain vehicle for NASA
Visit siteLunar mobility; FLEX rover and CLV-1 crewed vehicle for NASA
Visit siteLunar resources; regolith excavation and helium-3 recovery, He-3 offtake deals (DOE, Bluefors, Maybell Quantum)
Visit siteLunar power; radioisotope power for surviving the lunar night
Visit siteCislunar logistics; water-propelled spacecraft, future lunar-water propellant
Visit siteLunar water and oxygen; excavation hardware
Visit siteAutonomous lunar excavation robots
Visit siteLunar construction (NASA development contract)
Visit siteLunar materials and manufacturing (very early)
Visit siteLunar landers (Nova-C) and surface services
Visit siteLunar landers (Blue Ghost)
Visit siteLunar landers (Peregrine; NASA ordered a second in June 2026)
Visit siteLunar landers (HAKUTO-R); working with Argo Space on comms and transport
Visit siteLunar landers (Blue Moon Mark 1); CLPS delivery of NASA rovers by 2028
Visit siteStarship Human Landing System
Visit siteAxEMU Artemis spacesuit
Visit siteLunar communications
Visit siteExtracting oxygen and metals from lunar soil
Visit siteRobots for lunar construction
Visit siteAsteroid metals; pivoting to deep-space autonomy software
Visit siteNo companies match that search.
Investors, builders, and researchers are invited to share ideas: companies that belong on the list, questions the market still has to answer, or notes from work already underway in cislunar space.
A way to send those in is still being set up.
Contact form coming soon