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Blue Origin is developing TeraWave, a 5,408-satellite communications network.
Blue Origin plans to deploy TeraWave, a new constellation of optically linked satellites in Low-Earth Orbit (LEO) and Medium-Earth Orbit (MEO).
Blue Origin plans to achieve RF download and upload speeds up to 144 Gbps and optical link speeds up to 6 Tbps.
Blue Origin requested a waiver of FCC processing round rules for NGSO systems for the TeraWave filing, arguing the system is designed to share spectrum and would not preclude additional operators in the same band.
Blue Origin characterizes the TeraWave multi-orbit design as enabling ultra-high-throughput links between global hubs and distributed multigigabit user connections, particularly in remote, rural, and suburban areas.
Blue Origin designed TeraWave enterprise-grade terminals for rapid global deployment and to interface with existing high-capacity infrastructure to provide route diversity and network redundancy for secure operations.
Blue Origin’s current constellation design will be able to serve approximately 100,000 customers.
Blue Origin posted on X on 20 January 2026 an update showing the logistical progress of the Blue Moon program.
Blue Moon MK1 left Blue Origin’s production site to travel to the port ahead of shipment to Houston.
Blue Origin has flown 92 humans representing 86 individuals above the Kármán line.
The Blue Moon program is Blue Origin’s initiative dedicated to developing lunar landers for exploration missions.
Blue Origin owns the reusable New Glenn rocket and can use it to conduct launches for its constellation.
Blue Origin’s constellation will deliver symmetrical data speeds of up to 6 Tbps anywhere on Earth.
Blue Origin scheduled liftoff of New Shepard Mission NS-38 from Launch Site One in West Texas for Thursday, January 22 with a launch window opening at 9:30 a.m. EST.
Lindo St. Angel leads TeraWave as senior vice president of Emerging Systems at Blue Origin.
Blue Origin will begin deployment of its 5,408-satellite constellation in Q4 2027.
Blue Origin positions TeraWave enterprise-grade user and gateway terminals as rapidly deployable worldwide and as able to interface with existing high-capacity infrastructure to provide route diversity and strengthen network resilience.
Blue Origin expects TeraWave to provide industries such as aviation, defense, and manufacturing with high-quality connectivity and to serve civil, defense, and national security government users.
Blue Origin positions TeraWave as purpose-built for enterprise customers including enterprise, data center, and government users.
Blue Origin assigned the name Endurance to the Blue Moon MK1 lander.