The Terminal is ICEE.Space’s test facility in Delft — a space mission you can book like a lab slot. Habitat, spacesuits, communications and Mission Control are installed and ready; bring the experiment, and we run the mission around it.
The Terminal provides a controlled environment for testing and iteration in Delft. When a project requires terrain, isolation, deployment or extended operations, ICEE.Space can also take testing into extreme field environments.
3 days
Integrated crewed simulation
5 days
Extended protocols and research
7 day
Operational and human-performance studies
14 days
Endurance & isolation research, by arrangement
Closed-loop-inspired, lightweight, and deployable in under 2 hours.
Closed-loop suit with a Primary Life Support System (PLSS) operational in regolith and simulant soil. Connects to a 2L air tank for fully closed operation with a rebreathing mechanism. EVAs of 2–8 hours possible.
technology, procedure or research question, its stage, and the decision the test must support.
facility setup, mission format, crew involvement, scenarios, data needs and specialist support, agreed before work begins.
conduct the test, then review observations, data and next steps against the original objective.
For analogue astronauts: join a crewed mission at The Terminal.
For researchers and companies: custom pricing based on mission duration, experiments, data needs and specialist support.
Most analogue facilities run long waitlists and are built for late-stage, high-readiness testing. The Terminal is different: purpose-built for early-stage, proof-of-concept testing and isolation research (TRL 3–5 — the “does this actually work?” stage).
The Terminal provides a controlled environment for testing and iteration in Delft. When a project requires terrain, isolation, deployment or extended operations, ICEE.Space can also take testing into extreme field environments.