
Interlune builds lunar resource infrastructure supplying helium-3 to space programs, led by Blue Origin veterans.
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Interlune says its Cold Capture technology produces helium-3 at 99% purity from helium supplies. The company is targeting growing demand for helium-3 from quantum computing systems. The novel cryogenic technology is intended to expand the supply of the isotope for these systems.
Jul 2026 · The Quantum InsiderNews article
Interlune, a startup planning to harvest helium-3 from the moon, wins a NASA contract to develop a payload. The payload will test methods for extracting helium-3 from lunar regolith.
May 2026 · SpaceNewsNews article
Interlune is leveraging a $150,000 NASA contract to develop lunar trenching and excavation technology. The project’s primary goal is extracting helium-3 from lunar soil, while the work also signals the company’s broader play for lunar infrastructure. The Phase 1 Small Business Technology Transfer project is being done in partnership with a Colorado School.
Feb 2026 · Cosmic LogNews article
Bluefors, a manufacturer of cryogenic cooling systems for quantum technology, agrees to purchase up to ten thousand liters of helium-3 annually from space resource company Interlune. Deliveries are scheduled from 2028 to 2037, and the partnership aims to establish a helium-3 supply chain for the development and operation of quantum computers.
Sep 2025 · Quantum Computing ReportNews article