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Mary

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Earth ObservationLEOCOSPAR 2020-079JLaunched 11/6/2020
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Mission & Launch
Launch Mission
Nusat 9-18
Launch Vehicle
Long March 6
Launch Date
11/6/2020
Last Contact
10/22/2023
Orbit & Mass
Orbit Class
LEO
Altitude
470 km
Inclination
97.27 deg
Orbit Plane
1
Dry Mass
37 kg
Total Mass
44 kg
Payload Classification
Mission Type
Earth Observation
Payload Category
IMG
Payload Class
B
Organizations
Operator
Satellogic
Manufacturer
Satellogic
Constellation
Name
Satellogic Aleph
Active Satellites
19
Planned Satellites
300
Registry
COSPAR ID
2020-079J
UN Registration
ST/SG/SER.E/998
Track
Mentions
16
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The rock sample analyzed by Curiosity was nicknamed Mary Anning 3.

CapabilityGeneralValue 2.0Apr 22, 2026Curiosity rileva molecole organiche mai viste su Marte

Mary Guenther, head of Space Policy at PPI, pointed out the importance of maintaining U.S. technological leadership over China.

GovernanceLegalValue 2.0Jan 16, 2026Latest News

Mary Guenther stated that the current regulatory system for space is disjointed and overly burdensome.

LegalValue 1.2Jan 16, 2026Latest News

Mary Guenther, head of space policy at PPI, emphasized that the EU Space Act harms both sides of the US-EU partnership.

GovernanceLegalValue 3.0Dec 8, 2025The long arm of a European space law

Mary Preville works at CFN Consultants.

GovernanceValue 2.0Nov 20, 2025SpaceBound: Strategy and community needed to respond to defence needs

Mary Guenther, head of space policy at the Progressive Policy Institute, believes that China is benefiting from US government errors in space policy.

GeneralGovernanceValue 2.0Oct 15, 2025Best of the Rest: Lunar and Mars Day 1

Mary Clum, Executive Vice President for AV's Space and Directed Energy Group, indicates that the rapid production scaling demonstrates AV's readiness.

GovernanceGrowthValue 2.0Sep 26, 2025AV secures new contract option to deliver BADGER phased array systems for SCAR program

The Republic of Austria signed the Artemis Accords at the Mary W. Jackson NASA Headquarters building in Washington on 2024-12-11.

LegalValue 3.8Dec 11, 2024Artemis Accords reach 50 Signatories as NASA welcomes Panama + Austria

The Republic of Panama signed the Artemis Accords at the Mary W. Jackson NASA Headquarters building in Washington on 2024-12-11.

LegalGeneralValue 4.0Dec 11, 2024Artemis Accords reach 50 Signatories as NASA welcomes Panama + Austria

Nicola Fox is the second woman to hold the position of NASA associate administrator for science after former astronaut Mary Cleave, who served from 2004 to 2007.

GovernanceValue 4.0Feb 27, 2023Heliophysics director named NASA associate administrator for science

Mary Knapp of MIT received a 2023 NIAC Phase I grant for 'Great Observatory for Long Wavelengths'.

FinancialGeneralValue 4.0Jan 19, 2023NASA Selects Experimental Space Technology Concepts from NIAC Program for Initial Study

Mary Petryszyn intends to retire from Northrop Grumman effective 2023-01-13.

GovernanceValue 3.5Sep 26, 2022Northrop Grumman’s Mary Petryszyn to retire as Corporate Vice President and President, Defense Systems … the replacement brings her broad spectrum of businesses experience

A memo establishing the SFIA was signed on 2021-09-24 by Maj. Gen. Leah Lauderback and Lt. Gen. Mary O’Brien.

GovernanceValue 2.0Oct 4, 2021Space Force intelligence organization established at Wright Patterson Air Force Base

The 10 satellites launched on 2020-11-06 were named Alice Ball, Caroline Herschel, Cora Ratto, Dorothy Vaughan, Emmy Noether, Hedy Lamarr, Katherine Johnson, Lise Meitner, Mary Jackson, and Vera Rubin.

PlanCapabilityValue 4.0Nov 9, 2020Through dedicated launch of 10 satellites, Satellogic expands in-orbit capacity

NASA announced plans on 2020-06-24 to rename its Washington headquarters after Mary W. Jackson.

GovernanceValue 1.6Jul 15, 2020How the space sector is responding to the killing of George Floyd

NASA will need $1,600,000,000 in additional funding in 2020 and an additional $4,000,000,000 to $6,000,000,000 per year above current funding levels thereafter to achieve the Artemis goals, according to Mary Lynne Dittmar.

FinancialLegalValue 4.0Jul 9, 2019Experts cite benefits, challenges of further space exploration