5 km diameter
and up.
Adjust intensity
and location.
Order sunlight instantly in approved locations without new infrastructure.
Localized and evenly lit.
Easily relocate the spot as needed.
Easy set-up and onboarding.


Sunlight is the most valuable and powerful resource in the solar system.
About 2.2 billion times more sunlight misses the Earth than hits it, which means humanity can only use a small fraction of our sun's power.
Our constellation intercepts the solar energy that misses us and enables humanity to use it, providing control beyond what is naturally possible.





Reflected sunlight is natural sunlight redirected from space with mirrors. It is the same sunlight we see every day, simply redirected at a time when it is not typically accessible.
Artificial light relies on electricity, fuel, and physical infrastructure like poles and wires. Reflected sunlight requires none of this. It extends access to sunlight in precise areas for finite periods of time without adding new ground infrastructure.
Our satellites can illuminate a specific area anywhere on Earth. The light will not spill out of the defined service area
Yes, the light is adjustable. It can effectively be “turned on and off” by rotating the satellite and the timing can be scheduled so that it operates only during requested hours. In addition, the brightness is adjustable (from full moon to full noon) when multiple satellites are in orbit.
Anyone needing clean, controllable, safe light can benefit. Applications range from extending solar generation hours without requiring any new land or ground infrastructure to illuminating precise areas for operations in remote environments. Check out our products to learn more.
We design for safety in three ways: 1) the light is contained within the spot, 2) the light can be turned off quickly and at any time so that none of it reaches the Earth, and 3) we can intentionally avoid sensitive areas like research observatories or protected habitats. The light is not bright enough to start fires or harm eyes, even when viewed through a telescope, and cannot be concentrated past maximum natural sunlight irradiance.
Yes, we will only provide redirected light when it is specifically requested and approved by the appropriate local authorities. In addition, we will share positions in advance so that scientists and other stakeholders can plan around the service.
The spot is brightest on the ground with minimal sky glow in the air. From within the spot, it will look and feel like the given brightness level (bright moon to high noon) with a star-like spot passing overhead.