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Space Services from Earth to Lower Earth Orbit and Beyond

  • Higher intelligence

  • Deeper insights

  • Smarter decisions

From Earth to the Stars and everything in between, we are driving the innovation of Space Travel and off Terra living.

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From Traditional Space to the Next Frontier

The new economy is universal, entrepreneurial, and accessible.  It is increasingly diversified and expanding.  The Space economy and tourism industry are growing with private partnerships and worldwide government agencies contributing to "off the rock" opportunities.  

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AtlaTera assists in the gradual build up of the infrastructure in space as one mission builds on another.  The field of telecommunications, navigation services, satellite observations is leading solutions from the ground while innovation is leading the way with Space Tourism as common as the airlines by 2050.

$93 Billion

Industry by 2023-2027 by Governements worldwide

$1 Trillion

500,000

81%

Industry by 2040 by Private and Public Entities

Travelers by 2050

Increase in Government Funding since 2020

STEM to Space Journey...

The new economy is universal, entrepreneurial, and accessible.  It is increasingly diversified and expanding.  The Space economy and tourism industry are growing with private partnerships and worldwide government agencies contributing to "off the rock" opportunities.  

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AtlaTera delivers IT and Engineering professionals services who specialize in Space Technologies.  

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This is not the Final Frontier...

The global space industry is poised to make a leap forward in the next few decades, offering innovative products and services that improve life on Earth as well as in space.

 

According to the Space Foundation, the global space economy rose by 9% in 2021 – to $469B – and is expected to top $634 billion by 2026. Revenues generated from human spaceflight were seven times the revenue in 2020 and commercial R&D has risen annually by 22% since 2010. Space funding is shifting, with lunar and beyond initiatives becoming the new frontier. By 2040, the space economy market could reach $1 trillion, according to Morgan Stanley.

 

A new age of space exploration, technology innovation, development and investment is here. AtlaTera is on the ground floor driving space business by exploring the impact of ideas while bringing Earth’s innovation and creativity into space. 

Space News and Innovations...

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AtlaTera delivers the innovation and technology to support the space industry. Latest industry developments announced are:

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  • Google spinoff, Aalyria, shares its vision for Spacetime, an agile platform designed for optimizing networks (2023).

  • Amazon Project Kuiper unveils new user terminals and announces launch plans for 3,000 satellites into LEO during keynote address (2023).

  • OneWeb announces they will partner with SpaceX to resume satellite launches after it suspended activity from Russia’s Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan due to geopolitical turmoil caused by the invasion of Ukraine (2022).

  • Elon Musk appears to announce commercial satellite launch service on Falcon 9 (2009) and remote/rural broadband service on Starlink (2020).

  • Jeff Bezos appears to reveal Blue Origin’s first commercial satellite launch customer (2017) and its first lunar lander, Blue Moon (2019).  

  • Former O3b visionary and founder of Isotropic Systems Jon Finney reveals the industry’s smallest multi-band, all-in-one terminal (2018).

  • NGC (formerly Orbital ATK) reveals the first commercial in-orbit servicing contract with Intelsat for its MEV-2 (2018).

  • SES becomes the first global satellite operator to sign a launch contract with SpaceX, a major endorsement for the new launcher, and the first operator to sign for a reusable launch (2012 & 2016).

  • Virgin Galactic CEO George Whitesides and Virgin Founder Richard Branson announced plans to service the commercial satellite industry with a reusable, suborbital launcher (2015).

  • Silicon Valley investors, joined by executives from Google, Planet, and Spire, proclaim the start of a golden age for “New Space” companies and entrepreneurs (2014).

  • Antenna manufacturers ThinKom, Kymeta, Ball, and Phasor reveal phased-array or beam-forming antenna systems (2012-2020).

  • Boeing revealed the industry’s first all-electric communications satellite bus 702SP (2011).

  • Hughes reveals Jupiter-1 and Jupiter-2 satellites and issues manufacturing contracts (2008 & 2013).

  • Iridium reveals its 2nd generation NEXT Constellation (2010).

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Imagining the Future of Quantum Computing for Space

Space is one of the sectors that could benefit from experimenting with and adopting cutting-edge quantum technologies. 

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A magnitude of potential is waiting to be unveiled if we can successfully bring together three of humanity’s most exciting fields – quantum, AI, and space.

The history of space travel is punctuated with groundbreaking milestones, from the initial human-crewed spaceflight to the Moon landing. In recent years we have entered a new space age, where space technologies and satellites have become indispensable aspects of our daily lives. From GPS navigation systems to weather forecasting and Earth observation, space-based technologies have transformed the modern world.

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At the same time, we have made incredible progress using physics to understand the fundamental properties of our world and start harnessing these properties for societal benefit. There have been two different quantum revolutions in recent years. The first quantum revolution, coinciding with the digital revolution, introduced us to revolutionary technologies such as electricity and semiconductors, which are grounded in the principles of quantum mechanics. The second quantum revolution, which is happening now, allows us to go one step further, manipulating the quantum properties of individual particles, unveiling extraordinary possibilities.

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