PARIS — Satellite laser communications terminal builder Tesat Spacecom looks at 2021 as a possible breakout year as it prepares to test LEO-to-ground laser links from a 3u cubesat launched in January and readies its production line for an expected constellation-volume order from the U.S. Space Development Agency (SDA).
Germany-based Tesat, which pioneered inter-satellite laser links more than a decade ago in Europe and the United States, is active on just about all satellite-lasercom fronts: between LEO and GEO-orbit satellites, between LEO . . .
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