OpenConstellation is a project that aims to create a global, shared satellite infrastructure for Earth observation, built and managed by Open Cosmos. It operates as a "constellation-as-a-service" that allows organizations to access satellite data to address global challenges like climate change and natural resource management. Satellites are contributed by space agencies, countries, institutions, and companies, with organizations like UKSA, ESA, and IEEC supporting the initiative. The constellation provides diverse data with varying spectral and spatial resolutions, accessible through Open Cosmos' DataCosmos platform.
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Once operational, MANTIS will join OpenConstellation, a global shared Earth Observation satellite infrastructure built and managed by Open Cosmos.
Once operational, MANTIS will join OpenConstellation, a global shared Earth observation satellite infrastructure built and managed by Open Cosmos.
Once operational, MANTIS will join OpenConstellation, a global shared Earth observation satellite infrastructure built and managed by Open Cosmos.
OpenConstellation is a global shared satellite infrastructure built and managed by Open Cosmos to provide diverse, frequent, and reliable data about the planet.
The Satellite Applications Catapult and Open Cosmos have signed an agreement to build and launch a demonstration satellite to join the Open Cosmos OpenConstellation.
Open Cosmos is delivering satellites to the OpenConstellation that have been contributed by leading space organisations in the UK, Spain, and Portugal.
The Satellite Applications Catapult and Open Cosmos signed an agreement in May 2023 in Harwell, Oxfordshire to build and launch a demonstration Earth observation satellite for Open Cosmos’ OpenConstellation.
OpenConstellation is a global shared satellite infrastructure built and managed by Open Cosmos to provide diverse, frequent, and reliable Earth observation data.
The Andalusian satellite can join OpenConstellation, a global shared satellite infrastructure built and managed by Open Cosmos.
The Andalusian satellite can be part of OpenConstellation, a global shared satellite infrastructure built and managed by Open Cosmos.
Open Cosmos provides end-to-end satellite services for OpenConstellation customers so organizations can access satellite data without launching and managing their own satellites.
Open Cosmos is building subsequent small satellites for OpenConstellation contributed by leading space organizations in the UK, Spain, and Portugal, with launches scheduled throughout 2023 and 2024.
MENUT is part of OpenConstellation, a global shared satellite infrastructure built and managed by Open Cosmos.
OpenConstellation is a global shared satellite infrastructure built and managed by Open Cosmos.
MANTIS is due to join the OpenConstellation when the constellation launches later 2023.
MENUT will form part of OpenConstellation, a global shared Earth observation satellite infrastructure built and managed by Open Cosmos.
MENUT will form part of OpenConstellation, a global shared Earth observation satellite infrastructure built and managed by Open Cosmos.
Open Cosmos manages data sharing and access for OpenConstellation through its DataCosmos software platform announced in 2022.
MENUT is part of OpenConstellation, a global shared satellite infrastructure built and managed by Open Cosmos.
Open Cosmos launched MENUT, a 6U Earth observation nanosatellite, as part of the OpenConstellation on 3 January 2023 during SpaceX’s Transporter-6 mission.