Transcelestial

SPACE LASER NETWORK

Ultra-high-speed laser communications for space and ground

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Why do we need this?

90+ min
SATELLITE DATA BOTTLENECK
Minutes delay between ground station passes, while modern satellites generate terabytes of high-resolution sensor data daily
100%
VULNERABLE RF COMMUNICATIONS
Of satellite RF communications are susceptible to jamming, interception, and man-in-the-middle attacks
10x
ORBITAL DATA CENTERS
Higher bandwidth needed for space-based AI and edge computing, far beyond RF capabilities

Featured In

CNBC
"Transcelestial is working on expanding in deep space and building the infrastructure that's needed for automation as well as maybe even human settlement in the next couple of decades."
Reuters
"The thesis back in the sixties and seventies was, eventually the size and the efficiency of the power of the lasers would reach a point where you could use lasers directly, wirelessly, to transmit data"
Rest of World
"99% of the world's data goes through a network of fiber-optic cables under the oceans and across continents. This is where the Internet Distribution Problem lies — in providing affordable, high-speed internet to everyone."

Partners

Office for Space Technology & Industry ST Engineering Airbus Ventures Paspalis ISRO AXIOM SPACE ANTARIS

Use Cases

Earth Station Network

Global ground station network for high-speed data transmission. This can be co-deployed with existing RF Ground stations to boost speeds.

Satellite Downlink

Direct-to-Earth high-speed optical communications at secure TMOGS locations worldwide

Intersatellite Links

High-bandwidth optical mesh network in space - runs in LAN-mode (between satellites) or Internet-mode (connects our cloud or endpoints in Space)

Products & Services

Ships Q4'2025
TMOGS
TMOGS
Modular Optical Ground Station ("The Mother of All Ground Stations")
Asymmetric, BiDirectional
40kg Mass
60W Power
350mm Aperture
up to 10 Gbps Downlink
1530nm C-band
100 Mbps Uplink
1560nm C-band
±170° Az
10-85° El
Ships Q4'2025
Downlink
DOWNLINK
Space to Ground Downlink Terminal
Asymmetric, BiDirectional
950g Mass
4W Avg
25W Peak
Ethernet 1G
1TB Storage
up to 10 Gbps
C-band
500-1500km
Ships Q1'2026
ISL
Inter Satellite Links (ISL)
Space to Space Terminal
Symmetric, BiDirectional
SDA / CCSDS (on demand)
4.6kg Mass
10W Avg
50W Peak
10GBase-T
CAN/CSP
up to 10 Gbps
up to 8000km Range
2W C-band
±170° Point
1TB Storage

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key benefits of using Transcelestial's laser communication terminals (LCTs)?

Transcelestial's LCTs offer high-bandwidth, full-duplex communication, enabling simultaneous data transmission and reception. This leads to increased data throughput and reduced latency compared to traditional radio frequency (RF) systems.

What types of services does Transcelestial offer?

Transcelestial provides direct-to-Earth high-speed optical communications via secure TMOGS locations worldwide, as well as high-bandwidth intersatellite links for a mesh network in space.

How can Transcelestial's technology help generate additional revenue?

Satellite operators can lease Transcelestial's modules and utilize the full network constellation to transmit data. Also it can offer services such as Global Enterprise Cloud and Broadband service delivery.

What is the long-term vision?

Transcelestial's long-term vision involves transitioning into a global connectivity provider and ISP.

What are the use cases for satellite laser communication?

Satellite laser communication can be used for telecommunications, Earth observation, Earth and space science, and national security.