Space
Recycling
One of the steps toward multiplanetary life.
Turning orbital debris into resource.
TOTAL ADDRESSABLE MARKET · 2026
$332B
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Stage 0

Used Raptor.

Metal from decommissioned Raptor engines becomes limited-edition objects.

$30M
in finished goods per 1 Raptor engine
$1.5B
from 50 Raptor engines
$3B
from 100 Raptor engines
Always Yes Coin
Always Yes Coin
$111
A coin with "YES" on both sides. However it lands — always yes.
Watch
Counterclockwise Watch
$4,900
Hands move counterclockwise — in harmony with the planets. Cased in decommissioned Raptor metal.
I Believe Tag
I Believe Tag
$189
Classic dog tag. Wear it every day. A reminder of what you believe.
Kids Tag
Kids Tag
$129
One side reads "I Believe," the other "Future Martian."
Apple Watch Band
Apple Watch Band
$299
Premium band made from Raptor metal.
Space Love Ring
Space Love Ring
$444
One ring. Engraved inside: "Space Love."
Space Love Ring Pair
Space Love Ring Pair
$888
Matching rings. Engraved inside: "Space Love."
Stage 1

Orbital Cleanup.

How it works.

STARSHIP = ORBITAL SORTING STATION
01
Starship serves as a permanent orbital sorting station.
02
Tugs deliver debris objects to the station.
03
Tesla Optimus disassembles and prepares the material.
04
Starship returns the material to Earth.
05
Making launches even cheaper.
16,600t
total debris currently in orbit
100t
capacity of 1 Starship return
≈166
landings required
$2–3B
material value per landing
Why this matters

Why now.

01
Making space sustainable.
02
Reducing Kessler syndrome risk.
03
Turning a problem into a resource.
04
Building infrastructure for a multiplanetary economy.
05
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Who I Am
Andrei Mikidenko
What I'm building
MarsOne — the operating system for multiplanetary life. Mission Control. Space-Friendly products. Space Recycling. One system.
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