Isaacman's hearing commentary here: www.youtube.com/live/lqaJY1x...

Administrator Isaacman said it best, "there is helium-3 on the moon [and] our foreign policy and wars have been fought for a century over sources of power. To get that wrong could have implications here on Earth that could change the balance of power."

Let's get to work!

Interlune is proud to be leading U.S. innovation to extract and commercialize natural resources, including helium-3, from space.

The Apollo program may have contributed humanity’s first steps on another world—but for Interlune, it was the first step toward a new lunar economy.

Read more about our origin story and our cofounder, Jack: www.interlune.space/blog/interlu...

#Apollo17 #NASA #Helium3 #LunarResource #InSpaceEconomy

Jack’s vision helped inspire Interlune’s founding and continues to shape our work to bring helium-3 back to Earth for quantum computing, advanced medical imaging, national security, clean energy, and more.

The Apollo mission spent more than 12 days on the lunar surface and broke many records related to human spaceflight.

Today, we honor Jack, Apollo 17, and the scientific thread that connects that mission to our work today.

If you’re tracking the buildout of a true lunar marketplace, this is essential context worth a listen: www.marketplace.org/story/2025/1...

#InSpaceEconomy #NPR #Helium3 #LunarResources #Marketplace

Host and Senior Editor David Brancaccio sits down with Matt Weinzierl—economist, author, and senior associate dean at Harvard Business School—to break down the economic forces shaping lunar activity. Interlune shows up in the discussion as one of the early movers pursuing helium-3 delivery.

Read the article here: innovationia.com/2025/11/26/v...

#LunarResources #Helium3 #SpaceTech #InSpaceEconomy #Vermeer

Imagine what Gary Vermeer, Jason Andringa’s grandfather, and founder of Vermeer, would have thought if you had told him in 1948 that someday his company would be helping to design equipment that would one day be used on the Moon!

Gigi Wood “dug into” (pun intended) how Vermeer’s innovation in agricultural machinery over decades translates into harvesting natural resources from space.

(Spoiler alert: Rob is Team Spock!)

Watch the full episode: www.ulalaunch.com/explore/podc...

#TheBurnSequence #SpaceTech #LunarResources #ULA #RocketScience

We love the lightning round where Rob has to pick one: Kirk or Spock?

Listen to find out who Rob picks (and much more): www.ulalaunch.com/explore/podc...

#TheBurnSequence #SpaceTech #LunarResources #ULA #RocketScience

Catch the episode here: www.ulalaunch.com/explore/podc... —and on YouTube, Apple, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.

#TheBurnSequence #SpaceTech #LunarResources #ULA #RocketScience

Host (and #UnitedLaunchAlliance president) Tory Bruno sits down with Interlune CEO Rob Meyerson to talk about the stuff you only hear when two people who have actually built rocket engines and launched space tech companies come together.

And our blog post on commonly held myths related to helium-3: www.interlune.space/blog/seven-m...

+ ICYMI: Read more about our partnership with the Air Force and #SBIR announcement here: www.tectonicdefense.com/exclusive-in...

Rachyl captures the full picture of what’s happening—and why the cold behind these technologies is the new strategic frontier—in her Semafor piece here: www.semafor.com/article/11/2...