SKYEPORTS
Manufacturing Space Infrastructure for Earth Orbit and Cislunar Space
Building the Future of Space
Innovative Solutions for Orbital Manufacturing
Your Partner in Space Infrastructure
Next-Generation Earth-Orbit Infrastructure
Building novel manufacturing and space infrastructure technologies to make space more accessible and secure from Earth orbit to cislunar space, including space data compute system infrastructure, fuel depot stations, and energy generating systems.
Developing Next-Generation Self-Sustaining Infrastructure for Cislunar Space
Building novel manufacturing and self-sustaining lunar infrastructure technologies to establish lasting capabilities on and around the Moon—including self-sustaining habitats, power-generating structures, and cislunar orbital fuel depot systems—making lunar operations more accessible and secure while supporting activity from Earth orbit and onward to destinations beyond.
Dr Martin Bermudez
CEO & FOUNDER
Architectural Designer / City and Regional Planner and Urban Designer
NASA NIAC Fellow
At Skyeports, we are dedicated to pioneering the future of space manufacturing. As the visionary leader, I am committed to building sustainable infrastructure in Earth orbit and cislunar space. Our mission is to facilitate human expansion into the cosmos through innovative manufacturing solutions.
Keegan Tagua
CHIEF TECHNOLOGY OFFICER
Software Engineer / Scientist/ Artist / Researcher
As CTO, I lead our engineering team in developing cutting-edge technologies for space manufacturing. My passion for space exploration drives our advancements in robotics and materials science, ensuring we meet the demands of future space habitats.
Dr Alvaro Romero Calvo
LEAD RESEARCH SCIENTIST
Aerospace Engineer / Scientist / Researcher / GT Assistant Professor / leads the Low-Gravity Science and Technology Laboratory.
NASA NIAC Fellow
With a background in aerospace engineering, I spearhead our research initiatives. My focus is on the development of new materials and processes that will revolutionize how we construct and maintain infrastructure in space.
Josh Simpson
GLASS RESEARCHER SCIENTIST/ARTIST
Professional Glass Blower / Artist / Author / NASA NIAC CO-I
As a glass artist and blower, I’ll bring hands-on expertise in blowing, shaping, and finishing to help the company turn designs into precise, durable glass pieces and solve technical challenges along the way.
Dr Eliad Peretz
NASA COLLABORATOR RESEARCH SCIENTIST
NASA Scientist / Author / Researcher / HESTO deputy lead scientist for NASA's Heliophysics Strategic Technology Office. / Mission and instrument scientist in the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Heliophysics Division.
Dr John C Mather
NASA COLLABORATOR RESEARCH SCIENTIST
NASA Scientist / Nobel Prize in Physics Recipient / Researcher / Senior Project Scientist for the James Webb Space Telescope /Senior Astrophysicist at the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center (GSFC)
NASA NIAC Fellow
I collaborate with Skyeports on the materials and processes behind orbital and lunar infrastructure—compute, energy, habitats, and oxygen prospecting—so systems can be built and sustained with fewer resources from Earth.
As a NASA collaborator, I study the physics of microgravity and material behavior in low-gravity environments, and work with Skyeports on the science behind orbital and lunar infrastructure—from compute and energy systems to habitats and oxygen prospecting.
Dr John C Mauro
Luca Scifoni
COLLABORATOR GLASS RESEARCH SCIENTIST
AEROSPACE ENGINEER
Scientist / Researcher / Author / National Academy of Engineering | World Academy of Ceramics / Dorothy Pate Enright Professor of Materials Science and Engineering / Penn State Intercollege Graduate Degree Program (IGDP)
Aerospace Engineering at the Georgia Institute of Technology, working in the Low-Gravity Science and Technology (LGST) / Astronautical Engineering / Lunar dust mitigation and in-situ resource utilization (ISRU) involving lunar regolith.
As a glass scientist collaborating with Skyeports, I focus on how glass forms and performs in microgravity and low-gravity environments, and on turning lunar regolith into durable structural glass for self-sustaining habitats, orbital systems, and the broader cislunar infrastructure.
As an aerospace engineer and lunar materials expert collaborating with Skyeports, I focus on how regolith and other local materials can be processed into structural, thermal, and life-support systems for Earth orbit and the Moon.
Dr Caitlin Ahrens
Nick Henning
NASA COLLABORATOR RESEARCH SCIENTIST
3D MECHANICAL MODELING ENGINEER
NASA Scientist / Researcher / Author / Lunar & Mars Surface Material Scientist
GCA: Astrobiology from the Moon - Artemis Implications
Astrobiology / Areas of Focus Include:
Identify and characterize locations near the Lunar South Pole
3-D Mechanical Engineering Modeling / Scientist/ Artist / Researcher
As a NASA lunar and Mars surface materials scientist collaborating with Skyeports, I study how regolith and other surface materials behave under low gravity, radiation, and extreme temperatures. My work supports the processes behind self-sustaining habitats, energy systems, and oxygen prospecting, so infrastructure on the Moon—and later Mars—can be built from local resources rather than supplies from Earth.
With a background in 3D mechanical engineering, I collaborate with Skyeports on new design concepts for infrastructure in Earth orbit and on the Moon. My focus is on structures and mechanisms for orbital compute and energy systems, self-sustaining habitats, and lunar oxygen prospecting hardware that can be built, assembled, and maintained beyond Earth.
Pierre E Fieschi
SENIOR DESIGN ARCHITECT
Architect / Researcher / Author / Lunar & Mars Architect
As a design architect, researcher, and design artist, I’ll bring a research-led approach to form, space, and material, helping the company shape concepts into clear, workable designs grounded in both creative vision and practical insight.
ADVISORS
Dr Cady Coleman
NASA FORMER ASTRONAUT / SCIENTIST
Retired NASA Astronaut / Chemical Engineer
Former United States Air Force Colonel / Scientist / Author
Cady Coleman is a former NASA Astronaut and a retired US Air Force Colonel with more than 180 days in space, accumulated during two space shuttle missions and a six-month expedition to the International Space Station (ISS) as the Lead Robotics and Lead Science officer.
As a former astronaut collaborating with Skyeports, I bring flight experience to the design of next-generation infrastructure in Earth orbit and on the Moon. My focus is on making orbital compute and energy systems, self-sustaining habitats, and lunar oxygen prospecting practical for crews who will live and work there—not just visit.