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iQPS’s QPS-SAR-7 synthetic aperture radar satellite flew as a payload on Bandwagon-1.
Bandwagon-1 passenger satellites include Capella Space’s Acadia-4, HawkEye 360’s clusters 8 and 9 totaling six satellites, and iQPS’s QPS-SAR-7 (Tsukuyomi-2).
Passengers on Bandwagon-1 include iQPS’s QPS-SAR-7 satellite, also called Tsukuyomi-2.
Bandwagon-1 passenger manifest includes iQPS’s QPS-SAR-7, also called Tsukuyomi-2.
iQPS’s QPS-SAR-7 satellite, also known as Tsukuyomi-2, is a passenger on the Bandwagon-1 rideshare mission.
In 2019 SKY Perfect JSAT began expanding into space-based intelligence services and invested in iQPS, a Japanese venture developing a synthetic aperture radar constellation.
iQPS went public on the Tokyo Stock Exchange on 2023-12-06 and raised $24,000,000 to support development of a synthetic aperture radar imaging satellite constellation.
Rocket Lab successfully launched its 42nd Electron rocket and deployed a satellite for the Japan-based Earth imaging company the Institute for Q-shu Pioneers of Space (iQPS).
The deployed iQPS satellite iQPS-SAR-5, named TSUKUYOMI-I, is a synthetic-aperture radar (SAR) satellite designed to collect high-resolution images of Earth.
iQPS signed a contract with Rocket Lab in August to launch QPS-SAR-5 after Virgin Orbit’s bankruptcy.
Rocket Lab successfully launched the QPS-SAR-5 (Tsukuyomi-1) radar imaging satellite for Japanese company iQPS on an Electron rocket.
iQPS (Institute for Q-shu Pioneers of Space) is developing a constellation of 36 satellites to provide synthetic aperture radar imagery.
iQPS went public on the Tokyo Stock Exchange on 2023-12-06 and raised about $24,000,000.
The mission named The Moon God Awakens is scheduled to launch from Pad B at Launch Complex 1 in Mahia, New Zealand and will carry a single satellite for iQPS.
Rocket Lab rescheduled the Electron launch of the iQPS GEO payload to late 2023-12-14 from Launch Complex 1 in Mahia, New Zealand due to inclement weather.
Rocket Lab targeted no earlier than 2023-12-15 UTC for the iQPS GEO launch with a two-hour daily window.
Rocket Lab will launch the TSUKUYOMI-I synthetic-aperture radar satellite for Japan-based Earth imaging company the Institute for Q-shu Pioneers of Space, Inc. (iQPS).
Rocket Lab set a return-to-launch window for its Electron launch vehicle that opens on 2023-11-28 and extends into 2023-12-01 for a dedicated mission for Japan-based Earth imaging company iQPS (Institute for Q-shu Pioneers of Space).
Japanese radar imaging company iQPS switched its launch plans to Rocket Lab earlier in 2023 after Virgin Orbit’s failure.
The iQPS satellite QPS-SAR-5 will launch on Rocket Lab's Electron instead of Virgin Orbit’s LauncherOne due to delays and the bankruptcy of Virgin Orbit.