Astrolight, founded in 2019, is a Lithuanian space-tech company specializing in developing free-space optical communication systems, offering higher data throughput and security compared to traditional radio communications. They focus on laser communication technologies for space-to-Earth and ship-to-ship applications, including their ATLAS-1 optical terminal. Astrolight partners with organizations like the European Space Agency (ESA) and Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, providing solutions for LEO satellites and contributing to projects like the PeakSat mission.
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AstroLight’s Mission Activity 2 solution uses wireless mobile power transmission (power beaming) from the rim to the crater floor to deliver power to a NASA water extraction plant inside the crater.