Colorado School of Mines is a public research university with a strong focus on engineering and applied sciences, and it plays a significant role in space-related research and development. Through its Center for Space Resources and collaborations with organizations like NASA and Lunar Outpost, the school is actively involved in projects related to space mining, in-situ resource utilization (ISRU), and lunar surface technology. The university offers specialized programs and minors in aerospace engineering and space resources, training students for careers in the space industry. Associated keywords: space resources, ISRU, lunar excavation, aerospace engineering, NASA partnerships, robotics.
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Interlune will test a prototype in simulated regolith at the Colorado School of Mines to validate analytical models and characterize risks such as wear and binding.
Interlune and the Colorado School of Mines will focus on reducing tractive force, power consumption, and dust compared to traditional trench-digging techniques.
The Colorado School of Mines has been engaged in space mining concepts since 1999.