Concept Art
HyphaLabs is developing three converging spacecraft technologies: structural hull composites derived from radiotrophic mycelium, a plasma-window firewall propulsion system, and biological life support concepts for long-duration crewed missions.
Radiotrophic mycelium panels fused with titanium-regolith matrix for lightweight, radiation-absorbing spacecraft exteriors. Fungal strains that grow stronger under cosmic radiation exposure.
View Hull Research →Bump accelerator concept: timed pellet detonations against magnetically-sustained plasma windows. Triple-firewall arrangement for thrust, steering, braking — and passive micrometeorite defense.
View Propulsion Research →Biological life support concepts including dark oxygen electrolysis and controlled-environment mycelium bioreactors for food, oxygen, and waste processing in deep-space transit.
View Life Support Research →We welcome conversations with NASA program offices, DoD prime contractors, and DARPA program managers.
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