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Clarity Industries mines the water locked inside near-Earth asteroids and refines it into propellant in orbit — so spacecraft refuel for a fraction of the cost of launching fuel from Earth.
Every drop of propellant in orbit today was hauled up from Earth at $2,000–$7,000 a kilogram — and a satellite is abandoned the moment its tank runs dry, even when nothing else is broken. Clarity mines water from asteroids and refines it into rocket fuel in space, so missions launch lighter, cost far less, and last years longer.
Fuel made in orbit costs a fraction of the $2,000–$7,000/kg it takes to lift it from Earth.
Spacecraft leave Earth without a full tank — the fuel is already waiting for them in orbit.
Refuel instead of retire. A satellite no longer dies the day its tank runs dry.
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