MICROGEO TEAM CAREERS CONTACT Four billion people still have no internet access. Astranis is here to change that. We are building the next generation of internet satellites. The Problem Internet satellites are as big as double-decker buses and cost hundreds of millions of dollars to build and launch. As a result, it only makes economic sense to place legacy satellites over population centers. Our Answer Astranis improves access to internet connectivity by making smaller and more powerful satellites at a fraction of the cost. This approach allows us to build our satellites in 12-18 months, about five times faster than our competitors. MicroGEO: Our first production satellite  DESIGNED FOR GEOSTATIONARY ORBIT (GEO) Operates for ten years in GEO, 35,786 km away from Earth  POWERED BY A SOFTWARE-DEFINED RADIO Re-programmable radio, even in orbit  20X SMALLER THAN LEGACY SATELLITES At a wet mass of ~350 kg, far simpler and cheaper to launch  WANT TO LEARN MORE? Download our whitepaper, or check out our MicroGEO overview OUR FIRST MISSION We will triple the satellite internet capacity of Alaska. Thirty-nine percent of Alaskans don't have reliable access to internet— the highest rate of any U.S. state — and thousands live with no access at all. We're working to change that with an incredible partner, Pacific Dataport, Inc. ‍ Read more: Astranis in the News ASTRANIS RAISES $250 MILLION FROM TOP GROWTH INVESTORS APRIL 2021 CNBC: "Astranis.... closed new funding to ramp up production. The company raised $250 million at a $1.4 billion valuation, in a round led by BlackRock and joined by new investors Baillie Gifford, Fidelity and others."  ANUVU TO PURCHASE TWO ASTRANIS SATELLITES, JULY 2021 Anuvu CEO Josh Marks: "We see MicroGEO as both a technological and an agility innovation. It allows us to launch capacity faster, and to put that capacity specifically where we need it, when we need it."  ASTRANIS ACCELERATES PRODUCTION WITH FOUR MORE SMALL GEO SATELLITES, JULY 2021 SpaceNews: "Astranis has started building four very small geostationary orbit satellites as it gears up to produce dozens and later hundreds of them simultaneously."  ASTRANIS BEGINS FINAL ASSEMBLY OF ALASKA SATELLITE FOLLOWING SUCCESSFUL TEST OF SOFTWARE-DEFINED RADIO PAYLOAD, JULY 2021 Astranis CEO John Gedmark: "It’s hard to overstate the importance of this test of the satellite’s performance: we expected to be able to deliver 7.5 Gbps to Alaska, and it looks like we will ultimately deliver as much as 20% more, or around 10 Gbps." Pacific Dataport CEO Chuck Schumann: "The Aurora Project will offer service at less than half the cost of OneWeb and with more flexibility."  FORMER NASA ADMINISTRATOR DAN GOLDIN TO CHAIR ASTRANIS'S TECHNICAL ADVISORY BOARD, SEPTEMBER 2020 SpaceNews: "Astranis announced Sept. 17 that Goldin will chair the company’s new technical advisory board." BusinessWire: "Administrator Goldin was the longest-serving NASA Administrator in NASA’s storied history." Excited about our mission? Join us! CAREERS AT ASTRANIS CONTACT US Astranis Space Technologies Corp. 420 Bryant St., San Francisco, CA Contact Form STAY IN TOUCH Lots of exciting things are happening at Astranis—enter your email address and we will keep you updated. FUN FACT Comet tails always face away from the sun, no matter what direction the comet is moving. © 2021, ASTRANIS SPACE TECHNOLOGIES CORP., ALL RIGHTS RESERVED