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Astranis Space Technologies
@Astranis
We build the world's most advanced satellites for high orbits.
San Francisco, CA
astranis.com
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    Astranis Space Technologies
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    May 6
    It’s time for scale: Astranis adds $450 million in new capital to meet surging demand for advanced high-orbit spacecraft. Dedicated communications infrastructure is no longer optional. Demand is spiking from countries and governments that are moving away from aging, shared GEO
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    Astranis Space Technologies
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    Jul 27
    Our Makino MAG3.EX can machine a full satellite panel in a single setup with a 107-HP, 33,000 RPM spindle and a 120-tool changer on a horizontal 5-axis platform. Building in house keeps every step under our control, delivering the precision and repeatability our largest satellite
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    Astranis Space Technologies
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    Jul 23
    The @FCC just modernized the GSO licensing framework and made the U.S. the best place in the world to license a satellite. We're proud to have partnered with the Commission to help get it done, clearing the way for Astranis' MicroGEO platform.
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    Jul 22
    AMERICAN SPACE DOMINANCE 🇺🇸 🚀 “The United States sits at the dawn of a new age of space innovation.” - Chairman @BrendanCarrFCC Today, the FCC adopts a groundbreaking overhaul of space bureau’s licensing process. 🧵⬇️
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    Astranis Space Technologies
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    Jul 22
    We manufacture hardware for mission-critical performance. Precision TIG welding carefully produces consistent joints while minimizing heat distortion. Our skilled technicians use TIG welding to join complex components in house, meeting the demanding quality and reliability
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    Astranis Space Technologies
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    Jul 20
    Our Matsuura MX-850 turns a 170-lb aluminum block into a precision satellite component, machined in our Northern California factory. Building in house keeps every step under our control, letting us move fast without sacrificing precision. 🇺🇸
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