Ethos Space Corp.
U.S. company developing lunar-regolith melting and processing technology. A 2025 NASA Phase I SBIR award supports proposed thermal-storage structures made from melted regolith. Ethos also describes vacuum-chamber work on molten regolith; the reviewed sources do not establish completed award milestones, lunar deployment or commercial material production.
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Resources and evidence
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| Resource | Evidence | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Regolith | Claimed | says it will |
| Other | Claimed | says it will |
Demonstrated
The government portfolio records a $147,773 NASA Phase I award for Lunar In-Situ Thermal Wadis. The award describes proposed simulations, equipment design and a small regolith-simulant vacuum demonstration; it is not a report of achieved results.
Claimed or planned
Ethos describes melting, electrolysis and purification of regolith for construction materials, propellant and solar-grade silicon, and states that molten-regolith work is tested in its lunar-environment chamber. Test metrics and lunar performance remain unverified.
Facts
- Headquarters
- United States
- Type
- Company
- Status
- Unknownas of 2026-10-28. SBIR.gov identifies Ethos Space Corp. at a Los Angeles address and records a 2025 NASA Phase I award. The current company website describes processing work, but is undated; current corporate-register status and award-completion evidence were not retrieved.
- Roles
- Processing / ISRU
- Targets
- Moon
- Also known as
- Ethos Space
- Website
- ethos-space.com/
Open evidence gaps
- No current registry extract or primary founding-year record was retrieved.
- No government milestone acceptance, final report or independently measured vacuum-processing performance was found in the reviewed sources.
- No assigned lunar flight, extraction permission or delivered lunar materials are established by these sources.
- The 'other' resource entry represents the company's solar-grade-silicon objective; it is not demonstrated lunar silicon production.
Sources
3 excerpts from 2 publicationsOne web address counts as one publication.
Lunar In-Situ Thermal Wadis Amount: $147,773
Los Angeles, CA, 90066
molten regolith processed in hard vacuum, tested in our lunar environment chamber.
Cite this record
SpaceMiningData, “Ethos Space Corp.”, dataset version a00fa2c68a45, built 2026-11-11, https://spaceminingdata.com/organizations/ethos-space.html. Record checked 2026-10-28.