How movement choices shape cost, safety and cadence.

Power, mobility, construction and medical systems that already exist.

What physics, radiation, dust and power say about safety.

How in-situ resources become landing pads, power, habitats, and industry.

After Odysseus, the play shifts from “can we land?” to “who pays, for what, and on what cadence?”

Regolith structures, printed shells, and modular interiors.

Using lunar infrastructure to safeguard Earth from NEOs.

Why the poles are the practical launchpad for industry.

What to pencil first when production moves off-world.

Greenhouses, water loops, and medical capability for steady uptime.

How staging nodes make every other business cheaper.

Separating promise from product in lunar He-3.

Why polar oxygen plants and L1 depots could underpin the lunar economy.

Modular shells, local materials, and factory-style assembly in space or land