NMSTARG’S MISSION IS SPACE TOURISM AND MINING LUNAR GOLD.
(And That’s Just The Initial Stage And Planning Concept!) 

Business Description:

An innovative aerospace ideal using reusable rocketry to and from the moon (for starters), utilizing every aspect of a launch mission (reusable orbiters), whose chief purpose is retrieving a priceless lunar material in bulk amounts, ensuring a high-profit investor’s margin. A secondary aspect is relatively inexpensive passenger shuttle tourism.

Initially, we plan earth orbit missions up to five days, then to the moon. The cost is minimal and offers a much longer mission in space compared to current offerings. Because NMSTARG oversees every facet of it operation, including launching missions here in New Mexico, we see no competition in this field. The investor’s payback, alone, is staggering, including the allotted timeframe (up to three years).

Company Background Summary:

NMSTARG is an aerospace technology research company that is tasked with creating a comprehensive space program using off-the-shelf technology paid for by the extraction of lunar commodities.

Although the owner of NMSTARG conceived his aerospace mission many years ago, the decision to market the company was made in 2012. In view of the timely announcements of other and slightly similar endeavors, NMSTARG decided against a niche market scheme. Instead, the plan was to formulate a complete aerospace ideal, a Gestalt approach, covering every aspect of space exploration, with the immediate goal of mining on the moon. The operation, when funded, is currently estimated in an approximate three-year envelope, and not the eight to ten-year speculation figures of those operations desiring to mine asteroids.

How And Why We Got Into The Aerospace Business:

Neil Armstrong’s famous step and giant leap for mankind was a great inspiration for a generation of potential future space travelers. For us, it was the end of a beginning. Others viewed the Apollo lunar landings as wasteful government spending on what essentially was a national prestige publicity stunt. For them, instead, it was the beginning of the end. Thus, in the tug-of-war that typically defines national politics, the space program was decimated while valuable science and engineering talent rotted on the vine. In many respects, it really was a shameful period in US history.

Throughout this inglorious period of time, however, some valiant souls tried to revive the ailing space program. These mavericks always seemed to curiously settle on the same themes of earth orbit and lunar surface colonization, with the one unifying and recurring concept being the reusability of space vehicles. The funny thing is, they were onto something big, but never got to finish their dreams. But we, of the New Mexico STAR Group, have picked up their gauntlet. We can finish what they started!

What we discovered was a shocking truth: every single one of these well-intentioned ideas for a space program consistently ignored one of the most important equations in all of rocketry: funding. Funding is what makes rockets fly; it is as important an equation as any Hohmann Transfer Orbit equation. To ignore this fundamental truth is to doom any space endeavor to never leaving the ground (so to speak). “No bucks, no Buck Rogers” was a famous saying among the rocket brethren of yore. It is as true today as it was back then.

So what makes us so different from everybody else? What is our solution to the funding equation? The answer can be summed up in one shocking sentence:

“We know how to make an 11-figure profit in space.”

Let us show you how. Everything in our proposal is substantiated and corroborated; it is all laid out step-by-step in an easy to understand manner. You do not have to be a rocket scientist anymore to get into the space business. And if you do happen to be a rocket scientist, then you will appreciate what we have done.

This really is an exciting opportunity to do it right this time in space. We would make history, and we would inspire the next generation of potential future space travelers. Wouldn’t it be nice for once to make some money while we’re doing all that inspiring and history making?

For more information, click on our website, and feel free to contact us by email. We’d love to tell you more!

The New Mexico Space Technology Application Research Group:

Joe Maness, Rich Holtzin, Steve Rokicki, Gary Gunthorpe