NASANight
354 h
About fifteen Earth days without sunlight, every month. Power has to be stored, beamed or generated through it.
ATLAS · WIRES

354 hours of night · −173 °C · 1.28 light-seconds
Constanellis Aerospace builds the power, communications and qualified hardware that keep a permanent presence on the Moon running when the sun goes down.
The constraints
Every system we build answers one of four physical facts. None of them can be negotiated.
NASANight
354 h
About fifteen Earth days without sunlight, every month. Power has to be stored, beamed or generated through it.
ATLAS · WIRES
NASA / LROCold
−230 °C
Inside the permanently shadowed craters where the water ice is. Hardware has to be qualified for it before it flies.
FORGE
NASADistance
41%
Of the surface never faces Earth. The rest is 1.28 light-seconds away, and every mission competes for the same antennas.
HERMES
NASACost
$100k
Per kilogram, at the delivery price advertised for the next generation of landers. Every kilogram has to justify itself.
NEXUS
Manufacturing · Industrial base
Fabrication, Origination, Refinement, Grade Engineering
Precision hardware built in America and qualified under vacuum, and the process control for building on the Moon with additive and in-situ methods.
Surface power · Logistics
Advanced Terrain-Landing Autonomous System
Power that runs through the lunar night, and the logistics that move material across the south pole.
Cislunar communications
High-Efficiency Rendezvous, Maneuver & Execution System
Terminals, delay-tolerant software and operations for missions on lunar relay networks.
Power beaming · Networks
Wireless Infrastructure for Remote Exploration Systems
Power and signal sent into shadowed craters, and an independent measure of what arrives.
Lunar economy data
Neural EXploration Unified System
The price index and supply map for delivery, power and bandwidth on the Moon.
Available now
Reindustrialization starts with parts that work where they fly. FORGE builds precision hardware in America, measures it under vacuum across the thermal swing of its mission and ships the record with every article. The same process control is what additive manufacturing and in-situ resource use need before anyone builds on the Moon.
Models, methods and data that reviewers can run and check.
Surface power, storage and loads modeled hour by hour through sunlight and outage.
Learn moreHow FORGE measures optics in the conditions they fly in.
ForthcomingAssumptions, models and limits behind the twin's energy balance.
ForthcomingU.S.-owned and ITAR registered. Identifiers, capability summary and points of contact for program offices and contracting officers.
Built to become a publicly traded American prime, on a longer clock than most of this sector runs. Briefings for qualified parties.
Investor relationsCareersEngineers, machinists, scientists and operators who would rather build the base than read about it.
Open roles