
An American company, founded 2021 in Brownsville, Texas, next to SpaceX Starbase. ITAR registered.
The Space Water Report
Water, hardware, and flight status, a few times a year. No other mail.
The problem
Unlike on Earth, every drop of water in space must be managed and conserved. The demand never stops, driven by human needs and spacecraft operations.
Water for drinking and food preparation, for every astronaut, every day.
Personal hygiene and cleaning, essential to crew health and well-being.
Oxygen generation through electrolysis, plus thermal management.

Today
Astronauts spend hours hand-carrying water bags and stowing them in cramped lockers. Every kilogram is launched from Earth.
The solution
Affordable, flexible satellites for on-orbit fluid deliveries. Space Ocean moves water from Earth-sourced supply in low Earth orbit, then to depots across cislunar space and on to the Moon. It is a commercial service: commercial and government missions buy water on orbit instead of building and owning the hardware.

Water is propellant, life support and shielding. Today every kilogram of it is launched from Earth, and on government missions the taxpayer pays for every one. That is the ceiling on every mission past low Earth orbit.
Run the numbers in our open water calculatorsThe market
A new generation of commercial space stations is entering low Earth orbit. Each one is a recurring water customer.
First module planned to attach to the ISS. Up to 4 crew, expandable to 8+.
Haven-1, then Haven-2. Up to 4 crew, flown on SpaceX Dragon.
Voyager Space and Airbus joint venture. Up to 4 crew, expandable to 8.
A large multi-module station designed for 10+ crew.
Named stations are potential customers, not current contracts.
The Moon
In 2026, astronomers at the Center for Astrophysics | Harvard & Smithsonian found that power is not what limits a lasting presence on the Moon. Water is. Polar ice is finite, every crew member uses it daily, and every rocket fueled there burns it for good. Even with space-station levels of recycling, a growing lunar base has to keep bringing water in.
We work on both halves of that problem.
The same service we are proving in low Earth orbit, extended to cislunar depots, lunar orbit and, with lander partners, the surface.
Space Ocean is working on purifying water mined from lunar ice, so it is safe for crews and propellant plants.
Lunar delivery is on our roadmap, not yet in service.
Source: Elvis & McDowell, "No cities on the Moon," Frontiers in Space Technologies, 2026
The mission
Repeatable, pressure-driven transfer of water between tanks in microgravity.
Fluid behavior measured against spacecraft attitude telemetry, the core guidance and control data.
Full instrumentation with autonomous control and fault isolation on board.
S-band command and telemetry, plus a spectrum-management exercise with no extra flight hardware.
Roadmap
From crater ice to human life.
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