Blue Origin's chief architect lifts the veil on stealthy moon startup at Pathfinder Awards

Gary Lai’s resume features his status as chief architect and pioneer spaceflier at Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin space venture — but when he received a Pathfinder Award this weekend at Seattle’s Museum of Flight, the veteran engineer highlighted a lesser-known job, as co-founder and chief technology officer of a moon-centric startup that’s still in stealth mode. “We aim to be the first company that harvests natural resources from the moon to use here on Earth,” Lai told an audience of about 400 banque

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