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Astranis purchased a dedicated SpaceX Falcon 9 launch to deploy four additional small geostationary satellites over the coming year.
Pacific Dataport Inc’s Arcturus satellite, the first commercial spacecraft built by Astranis, is slated to fly as a secondary payload on a delayed SpaceX Falcon Heavy launch early 2023 alongside Viasat’s ViaSat-3 satellite.
Astranis is on track to deliver Anuvu’s first two satellites for a mid-2023 launch aboard a single SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket.
Anuvu ordered the dedicated satellite from Astranis in 2021 four months after emerging from bankruptcy protection.
Astranis plans to launch five satellites in the upcoming year, including four on a dedicated Falcon 9 rocket.
Astranis has moved into a world-class facility to support its growth.
Doug Abts' expertise is applicable to scaling a satellite services business at Astranis.
Doug Abts has joined Astranis as the new Chief Commercial Officer.
Astranis is a two-year-old company that has completed its first satellite and has scaled to over 300 employees.
Astranis' mission is to connect the world to reliable, affordable broadband internet.
Astranis has made multiple sales for satellite programs to serve countries worldwide.
Astranis plans to launch its first geostationary smallsat, Arcturus, on a SpaceX Falcon Heavy as a secondary payload with Viasat’s ViaSat-3.
Pacific Dataport Inc plans to use Astranis’s Arcturus satellite to provide broadband coverage over Alaska.
The first two Astranis satellites for Anuvu are due to launch next year to geostationary orbit on a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket.
Astranis offers small geostationary satellites as an alternative to traditional, large satellites that take many years to build and cost hundreds of millions of dollars each.
NASA’s Commercial Crew Program buys crew transportation services to the International Space Station from SpaceX and Boeing, which Astranis cites as an ideal partnership model.
Astranis Space Technologies is based in San Francisco and makes small geostationary satellites as a lower-cost alternative to traditional GEO spacecraft used by large satellite operators and the U.S. military.
Astranis’ small geostationary satellites have masses ranging from 350 to 400 kg.
Astranis signed a contract with SpaceX on 2022-04-05 to launch four small GEO satellites in 2023.
Astranis Space Technologies is scheduled to launch a small communications satellite to geostationary orbit this summer that will provide internet services exclusively over Alaska.