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’s satellites provide high intraday revisit capabilities, allowing multiple images to be captured each day.
BlackSky's geospatial imagery was used in an intelligence study that tracks and monitors activity at the Natanz nuclear facility in Iran.
BlackSky Holdings, Inc. is establishing a new office space at a facility created by NewSpace New Mexico.
BlackSky Holdings, Inc. has announced a planned business combination with Osprey Technology Acquisition Corp.
Allison Puccioni is a renowned imagery analyst and consultant for BlackSky.
The BlackSky/Stanford research team included Rose Gottemoeller, a former NATO Deputy Secretary and current visiting professor at Stanford.
BlackSky Holdings, Inc. is a technology platform providing real-time geospatial intelligence and global monitoring.
Five companies that announced SPAC deals between October 2020 and March 2021—BlackSky, Momentus, Redwire, Rocket Lab, and Spire—are scheduled to close their deals later in 2021.
Satellogic projects it can provide imagery at a cost per square kilometer roughly 100 times cheaper than competitors such as Airbus, BlackSky, Maxar, and Planet.
BlackSky has additional satellites ready to deploy and an active production line with more satellites on track to be delivered over the course of 2021.
BlackSky is the customer of the 2021-05-15 launch and is in the process of merging with a SPAC in a deal announced in February with an expected close in July.
The 20th Electron mission, launched on 2021-05-15, carried payloads for BlackSky and was named "Running Out Of Toes."
The 2021-05-15 Electron was carrying two imaging satellites for geospatial intelligence company BlackSky.
The two Gen-2 satellites will expand the BlackSky space network and enable more frequent revisits globally with heightened revisit capability in the 45-to-50-degree markets.
The 'Running Out of Toes' mission is part of BlackSky’s multi-launch agreement with Spaceflight Inc. and Rocket Lab to launch nine high-resolution multispectral satellites by the end of 2021.
The first of BlackSky’s nine satellites launched on 2021-03-22 and entered commercial operations within two weeks.
The Running Out of Toes mission is part of BlackSky’s multi-launch agreement with Spaceflight Inc. and Rocket Lab to launch nine high-resolution, multi-spectral satellites by the end of 2021.
The first of BlackSky’s nine satellites launched on 2021-03-22 and entered commercial operations within two weeks.
The “Running Out of Toes” mission is part of BlackSky’s multi-launch agreement with Spaceflight Inc. and Rocket Lab to launch nine high-resolution multispectral satellites by the end of 2021.
BlackSky recently announced a planned business combination with Osprey Technology Acquisition Corp., which trades on NYSE under the ticker SFTW.