Press Article: Coverage from The Mirror of the Thales Alenia Space, Metalysis, AVS, Open University, Redwire Space Europe and European Space Agency consortia to specify a demonstration payload for an ESA lunar mission – deploying the Metalysis electrolysis process to reduce oxygen from moon rock.
https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/unmanned-spacecraft-gets-oxygen-moon-26342796Press Article: Coverage from the Daily Mail of the Thales Alenia Space, Metalysis, AVS, Open University, Redwire Space Europe and European Space Agency consortia to specify a demonstration payload for an ESA lunar mission – deploying the Metalysis electrolysis process to reduce oxygen from moon rock.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10555969/Will-UK-firms-new-deal-extract-oxygen-lunar-rocks-help-humans-live-space.htmlPress Article: Coverage from The Engineer of the Thales Alenia Space, Metalysis, AVS, Open University, Redwire Space Europe and European Space Agency consortia to specify a demonstration payload for an ESA lunar mission – deploying the Metalysis electrolysis process to reduce oxygen from moon rock.
https://www.theengineer.co.uk/moon-rock-regolith-oxygen/Press Article: Metalysis was mentioned in this feature regarding off-earth manufacturing. Metalysis partnered with the EPFL as part of the European Space Agency’s Discovery Programme to develop technologies for in-situ space construction.
https://www.3dprintingmedia.network/esa-looks-to-build-new-home-in-space-with-off-earth-manufacturing/Press Article: “Giant step for space exploration as hi-tech metals firm creates oxygen from moon rock – scientists at a hi-tech metals firm near Sheffield are over the moon after a breakthrough that could pave the way to 3D printed bases on new planets.”
https://www.thestar.co.uk/business/giant-step-for-space-exploration-as-hi-tech-metals-firm-creates-oxygen-from-moon-rock-3334292Metalysis was featured in an article in the Institution of Mechanical Engineers magazine Professional Engineering, entitled “Mining The Moon – The Next Frontier for Engineering Innovation”.
The acticle can be accessed via the following link:
FEATURE: Mining the Moon – the next frontier for engineering innovation (imeche.org)
https://www.imeche.org/news/news-article/mining-the-moon-the-next-frontier-for-engineering-innovation