We build the launch vehicles, orbital shipyards, lunar transports, and autonomous robotics that are opening the space between Earth and the Moon to permanent industry.
From cargo launches out of low Earth orbit to helium-3 harvesting on the lunar surface, every Middleton Space division feeds the next — built, crewed, and serviced by our own shipyards and robotics.
Reliable cargo and satellite delivery to low Earth orbit.
Helium-3 extraction and cargo transport on the lunar surface.
Our L4 shipyard designs, assembles, and refits the fleet.
The CA-series AII units crewing hazardous work off-world.
Permanent, self-sustaining habitats beyond Earth orbit.
Leadership, history, and the mission behind Middleton Space.
Every Middleton Space vehicle is designed, assembled, and refit at our L4 orbital shipyard — a permanent gravitationally-stable facility positioned between Earth and the Moon, purpose-built for zero-g construction at scale.
Explore Ship BuildingMiddleton Space exists to make the quarter-million miles between Earth and the Moon routine: reliable cargo lanes, crewed and robotic surface operations, and the industrial base to keep building further out. We don't just fly missions — we build the ships, the yards, and the machines that fly them.
| Headquarters | AdAstra, Texas |
| Orbital HQ | L4 Shipyard Facility |
| Founded | 2086 |
| Divisions | LEO Cargo, Lunar Ops, Ship Building, Robotics, Colony |
| Flagship Vehicle | LEO-5 Shuttle |
| Flagship Robotics | CA17-Class AII Unit |
We're hiring engineers, pilots, technicians, and mission planners across every division — on Earth, in orbit, and on the surface.
The stories of the first three colony ships to a newly discovered exoplanet and the struggle to make that happen. Behind it all, a forboding turn for all humanity lies beyond.
Press, partnership, and career inquiries welcome at our Houston headquarters.