Interlune aims to commence lunar operations with a prospecting mission in 2027 and a pilot plant by 2029, contingent upon the available launch capabilities. By 2032, the company plans a solar-powered mining plant with mobile harvesters to extract lunar resources, primarily helium-3. This approach positions Interlune uniquely in the commercial lunar mining landscape, despite the ambitious and capital-intensive nature of the project. Upcoming political changes could also favor their endeavors, particularly in the realm of lunar activities and resource extraction.
The road ahead for Interlune involves ambitious plans for lunar resource mining, targeting significant operations by the early 2030s, amidst changing political landscapes.
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