Ross Centers is Co-Founder and CEO of Ethos Space Resources, a lunar infrastructure company pioneering in-situ resource utilization to build the foundational spaceport infrastructure needed for humanity's permanent presence on the Moon.

Centers trained at the Colorado School of Mines, the world's leading institution for space resources research, earning a Master's in Space Resources, and also holds a BS in Bioinformatics from the University of California, Santa Cruz.

Centers founded the Planetary Sunshade Institute to develop a space-based climate cooling megastructure, publishing research through the American Society of Civil Engineers and the International Astronautical Federation, which led him to the Moon as the answer to sourcing materials at scale.

He co-founded Hydrogen Alpha, the first dedicated space resources consultancy, and led a NASA-funded research team on power systems for lunar resource exploration before launching Ethos alongside two former SpaceX veterans.

Ethos has successfully produced concrete-like regolith material in a $2M simulated lunar environment, tested it under rocket exhaust conditions, and attracted seed investment from Vibe Capital, Lucas Venture Group, and Acequia Capital as a Y Combinator S26 company.