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PlanetiQ successfully launched the GNOMES-5 satellite on 2024-08-16 from Vandenberg Air Force Base.
PlanetiQ plans to launch more spacecraft in the next 18 months to expand global coverage and resolution to further support NOAA and international partners for weather forecasting and climate research.
PlanetiQ plans to launch more spacecraft in the next 18 months to expand global coverage and resolution to further support NOAA and international partners for weather forecasting and climate research.
PlanetiQ plans to launch more spacecraft in the next 18 months to expand its global coverage and resolution.
Two PlanetiQ satellites are in orbit and a third is scheduled to launch later 2023, with several more on deck for 2024.
PlanetiQ plans to launch more spacecraft in the next 18 months to expand its global coverage and resolution.
PlanetIQ plans to launch satellites in pairs after GNOMES-3 to build a 20-satellite constellation capable of providing 50,000 daily radio occultation soundings.
PlanetIQ is integrating and testing GNOMES-3, a satellite scheduled to launch in March on the SpaceX Transporter-4 rideshare flight to sun-synchronous orbit.
PlanetIQ plans to launch satellites in pairs after GNOMES-3 to build a 20-satellite constellation capable of providing 50,000 daily radio occultation soundings.
PlanetiQ will launch its GNSS Navigation and Occultation Measurement Satellite (GNOMES) on the SpaceX Transporter-2 mission from Cape Canaveral in June 2021.
PlanetIQ plans to launch 18 to 20 radio occultation satellites between mid-2020 and mid-2022 to fill out its constellation.
PlanetIQ plans to launch 18 to 20 radio occultation satellites between mid-2020 and mid-2022 to fill out its constellation.
PlanetIQ has raised $18,700,000 and holds contracts from NOAA and the U.S. Air Force.
PlanetiQ has raised $23,900,000 in total funding.
PlanetiQ plans to launch the subsequent 18 satellites later in 2020 and into 2021.
PlanetiQ previously planned to launch 12 small satellites in 2016 and 2017.
PlanetiQ plans to launch the subsequent 18 satellites later in 2020 and into 2021.
PlanetiQ secured $18,700,000 in new capital to enable its constellation of commercial weather satellites to start launching in January.
PlanetiQ received a $3,500,000 contract from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration as part of a commercial weather data pilot program.
PlanetIQ received a $3,500,000 contract in round two and is based in Golden, Colorado.