BlackSky is a leading provider of real-time geospatial intelligence, operating its own constellation of Earth observation satellites in low Earth orbit. The company delivers on-demand, high-frequency imagery, monitoring, and analytics of critical locations and events using its AI-powered Spectra platform. BlackSky serves government organizations and commercial enterprises, providing them with timely insights and data for strategic decision-making.
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BlackSky announced a planned business combination with Osprey Technology Acquisition Corp. (NYSE: SFTW) earlier in 2021.
BlackSky announced a planned business combination with Osprey Technology Acquisition Corp. (NYSE: SFTW) and anticipated closing the transaction during the third quarter of 2021.
BlackSky announced a planned business combination with Osprey Technology Acquisition Corp. and anticipated closing the transaction during the third quarter of 2021.
The BlackSky–Palantir collaboration provides users with control over orbital sensors and operationalizes AI insights from space to support faster decision making on Earth.
Osprey Technology Acquisition Corp. announced its shareholders will vote on 2021-09-08 on a merger with Earth observation company BlackSky.
Electron will deploy two of BlackSky’s high-resolution, multi-spectral, Gen-2 satellites to low Earth orbit.
LeoStella produced the six BlackSky satellites using its high throughput satellite factory and shipped them to Rocket Lab’s launch site in New Zealand.
BlackSky plans the three missions to take place between late-August and September, representing the company’s fastest launch cadence to date.
The upcoming BlackSky missions are part of a multi-launch agreement between BlackSky, Spaceflight Inc., and Rocket Lab announced earlier 2021.
BlackSky expects to achieve a 14-smallsat constellation by the end of 2021.
BlackSky currently anticipates closing its planned business combination with Osprey Technology Acquisition Corp. (NYSE: SFTW) during the third quarter of 2021.
Rocket Lab’s planned three back-to-back missions will enable BlackSky to fast-track plans for a constellation intended to produce multiple images within 24 hours rather than one image at the same time each day.
On 2021-08-10, Rocket Lab scheduled the three launches between late August and the end of September from New Zealand as part of a multi-launch agreement with BlackSky arranged by launch services provider Spaceflight earlier 2021.
BlackSky had satellites ready to launch and an active production line of satellites being produced by LeoStella at the time of the May launch failure.
BlackSky expects to achieve a 14-smallsat constellation by the end of 2021.
BlackSky’s planned 30-satellite constellation targets a revisit rate capable of taking an image anywhere on Earth every 60 minutes.
BlackSky expects its full constellation to reach 30 satellites by 2024.
BlackSky Holdings, Inc. is a technology platform providing real-time geospatial intelligence and global monitoring.
BlackSky anticipates closing the planned business combination with Osprey Technology Acquisition Corp. during the third quarter of 2021.
BlackSky offers optical data and analytics via its Spectra AI platform.