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Spacety’s latest satellite, Beiyou-1 (BUPT-1), was launched on 2023-01-15 and was developed for the Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications with science payloads for the Tiange astrophysics project.
The Treasury Department’s Office of Foreign Assets Control designated that Spacety provided synthetic aperture radar (SAR) satellite imagery orders of locations in Ukraine to Terra Tech, a Russia-based technology firm, to enable Wagner combat operations in Ukraine.
Spacety tested a xenon Hall thruster provided by China Electronics Technology Group on its Chaohu-1 synthetic aperture radar satellite.
Spacety is working with China Electronics Technology Group’s 38th institute to build a 96-satellite "Tianxian" synthetic aperture radar constellation.
Spacety launched the Chaohu-1 satellite, the first of the planned Tianxian SAR constellation developed in cooperation with the China Electronics Technology Group (CETC).
China Electronics Technology Group (CETC) is working with private satellite manufacturer Spacety to construct a 96-satellite X- and C-band SAR constellation named Tianxian.
Spacety and CETC’s 38th Institute jointly developed the satellite platform and SAR payload for the C-band satellite Hisea-1.
The 38th Institute of China Electronics Technology Group (CETC) and private satellite manufacturer Spacety are partnering to construct a X- and C-band synthetic aperture radar constellation named Tianxian.
Spacety has developed the TY-MiniSAR-C and X first-generation satellite platforms.
Spacety built and launched its first SAR satellite, which is the world’s first miniaturized C-band SAR satellite with a phased-array antenna.
Spacety Luxembourg is a commercial space company that designs, manufactures, launches, and operates satellites and provides space flight services worldwide.
Spacety Luxembourg is seeking innovative, robust, and reliable iodine-based electric propulsion systems for its planned SAR constellation.
Spacety plans to build, deploy, and operate a mega SAR constellation with more than 300 satellites to provide near real-time SAR data services.
ThrustMe and Spacety first collaborated in 2019 on the I2T5 non-pressurized cold gas thruster aboard Xiaoxiang-1 (08) CubeSat.
A larger NPT30 propulsion system is installed on Hisea-1, Spacety’s miniature C-band SAR satellite launched on the Long March 8 test flight in 2020-12-01.
Spacety plans to build, launch, and operate a constellation of 56 small SAR satellites.
Spacety acquired its first batch of SAR imagery from Hisea-1 on 2020-12-27, including a three-meter-resolution image of Tennessee published on 2020-12-30.
Spacety released the first images from Hisea-1, a C-band Synthetic Aperture Radar satellite.
The Long March 8 that launched Hisea-1 also deployed a space science satellite developed jointly by Hebei University of Technology and Spacety.
Hisea-1 is the first launched satellite of TY-MiniSAR, the first generation of light and small SAR satellites developed by Spacety.