B.C.-made material to be used by Max Space, NASA for habitats on moon

A small West Coast company is helping astronauts return to the moon in 2026.

has signed on to provide its durable, lightweight fabric to build space habitats.

The Max Space inflatables can be transported in very small packages and then expanded to create a much larger workspace.

“Max Space is doing the design work and they are putting together an expandable habitat to use in space,” ALUULA president and CEO Sage Berryman said.

“They’re doing it under contract…