The Argos-4 instrument aboard GAzelle was provided by France’s National Centre for Space Studies (CNES).
General Atomics Electromagnetic Systems (GA-EMS) launched the GAzelle satellite hosting NOAA’s Argos-4 and RadMon payloads.
GA-EMS designed and manufactured the GAzelle satellite and performed all payload integration and testing for the mission.
Rocket Lab launched General Atomics’ GAzelle spacecraft on its 31st Electron mission earlier 2022-10.
IMM solar cells are powering General Atomics’ GAzelle spacecraft that Rocket Lab launched on its 31st Electron mission earlier 2022-10.
The mission deployed the GAzelle satellite designed and manufactured by General Atomics Electromagnetic Systems.
The kick stage fired its Curie engine after an extended coast and deployed the GAzelle satellite into a 750-kilometer sun-synchronous orbit about 55 minutes after liftoff.
The It Argos Up From Here mission deployed the GAzelle satellite designed and manufactured by General Atomics Electromagnetic Systems (GA-EMS).
The GAzelle spacecraft hosts the Argos-4 instrument provided by the French space agency CNES.
The GAzelle satellite was designed and manufactured by General Atomics Electromagnetic Systems at their Centennial, Colorado facilities.
The GAzelle satellite carries the Argos-4 instrument provided by France’s National Centre for Space Studies (CNES).