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Maxar budgeted $600,000,000 for the WorldView Legion constellation.
Maxar continues to work closely with Telesat on its future architecture plans and continues to make progress on the Telesat LEO program.
Maxar Technologies is developing an articulating robotic arm with a friction-milling tool that operates at 3,000 revolutions per minute.
In June 2019 the National Reconnaissance Office awarded study contracts to BlackSky, Maxar Technologies, and Planet to evaluate how commercial imagery providers could satisfy NRO needs relative to EnhancedView.
James Loman is a senior distinguished engineer of flight assurance at Maxar Technologies.
Maxar Technologies’ former SSL division initially assembled a team without mission assurance specialists for smallsat projects.
NASA’s Restore-L satellite servicing program is being developed by Maxar under a NASA contract to demonstrate refueling of legacy satellites using Landsat-7 as the planned target.
Deployable Space Systems has a contract dated 2019-10-01 to provide Roll Out Solar Array (ROSA) flexible blanket arrays to Maxar Technologies for the Power and Propulsion Element of the Gateway.
SSL’s new modular spacecraft platform supports remote sensing payloads and geostationary communications payloads.
Maxar is applying the Legion platform to Ovzon-3, a geostationary communications satellite for Swedish broadband company Ovzon.
Azerspace-2 was built by Maxar Technologies and has coverage of Europe, the Middle East, parts of Asia, and Sub-Saharan Africa.
The Australian Department of Defense made an $83,000,000 investment to build regional coverage with Maxar, enabling early operational use of Maxar’s virtual solution.
Maxar is pursuing opportunities to sell satellites to the U.S. Defense Department and to attract new commercial customers and hosted-payload missions using its satellite manufacturing expertise from SSL.
Maxar’s WorldView Legion constellation is due to begin launching in 2021.
Maxar won study contracts with Planet and BlackSky from the National Reconnaissance Office in June to assess commercial provider capabilities.
DIU posted high-resolution images of 550,230 buildings from 10 different countries obtained from Maxar’s DigitalGlobe Open Data Program.
Maxar Technologies’ WorldView-3 satellite, launched in 2014, is capable of collecting 25-centimeter-resolution imagery, the highest resolution Maxar is permitted to sell commercially.
Israel Aerospace Industries nearly closed its communications satellite business last year before the Israeli government required Amos-8 to be built domestically rather than by Maxar Technologies in California.
The PPE is based on Maxar Technologies’ 1300-series commercial satellite bus and will provide power and electrical propulsion for the Gateway.
Maxar Technologies’ WorldView-4 imaging satellite failed in orbit in January 2019, resulting in a $183,000,000 insurance claim that insurers fully paid out by May 2019.