New whitepaper: How to Build on the Moon, with commentary from Niki Werkheiser, former NASA Director of Technology Maturation, shaped by conversations with the former ISS DirectorNew whitepaper: How to Build on the Moon, with commentary from Niki Werkheiser, former NASA Director of Technology Maturation, shaped by conversations with the former ISS DirectorNew whitepaper: How to Build on the Moon, with commentary from Niki Werkheiser, former NASA Director of Technology Maturation, shaped by conversations with the former ISS Director
Capabilities

Space architecture, technology maturation, and commercial strategy for NASA programs, primes, and commercial stations.

Habitat module cutaway with crew zones

Stellar Amenities supports NASA programs, aerospace primes, and commercial station operators — from space-architecture and habitability requirements to technology maturation and market-entry strategy — grounded in the NASA Human Research Program evidence base and NASA-STD-3001 human-systems integration standards.

Market & program strategy

Market entry and positioning for NASA programs and Commercial LEO Destinations.

Technology maturation

Crew-health and habitation technology matured across the TRL 4–6 gap.

Technical due diligence

Systems-maturity and market-timing diligence for investors and programs.

Space architecture & habitability

Layouts, outfitting, and habitability for stations and lunar surface systems.

Human factors & crew health

Independent human-factors review, grounded in the NASA HRP evidence base.

How to start
  1. 01

    Qualify

    Tell us the one concrete problem in front of you — a layout under review, a crew-facing procurement call, a market-entry question. A short exchange tells us both whether we're the right fit.

  2. 02

    Scope

    We run a focused working session and leave you with a documented direction — and, where it fits, a scoped proposal for the follow-on work.

  3. 03

    Engage

    We take on the engagement, typically over several weeks, with clear deliverables that belong to you.

How an engagement starts

Start with a focused working session: bring one concrete problem — a habitat layout under review, a crew-facing procurement decision, or a market-entry question — and leave with a documented direction and, where it fits, a scoped proposal for the follow-on work (typically a multi-week engagement).

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