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Rocket Lab is providing Capella Space with a custom extended fairing for the Acadia-3 satellite on Electron and a separation system produced by Rocket Lab.
The mission will deploy Capella Space’s Acadia-3 synthetic aperture radar (SAR) satellite to a mid-inclination 615 km circular orbit.
Acadia-3 is a synthetic aperture radar satellite for Earth imagery and observation operated by Capella Space.
A Sky Full Of SARs will deploy Capella’s Acadia-3 SAR satellite to a mid-inclination 615 km circular orbit.
Rocket Lab is providing Capella Space with a custom extended fairing for the Acadia-3 satellite on Electron.
Capella Space delivers SAR imagery through a fully automated ordering and delivery platform.
The mission will deploy Capella’s Acadia-3 synthetic aperture radar satellite to a mid-inclination 615 km circular orbit.
The Acadia-3 satellite is a SAR Earth-imaging payload operated by Capella Space.
The article was updated 2024-05-28 to clarify that BlackSky and Capella Space have yet to integrate generative AI into their businesses.
Earth observation satellite operators BlackSky and Capella Space use AI extensively to gain insights into geospatial data but have not integrated generative AI into their businesses.
Capella Space’s platform is fully automated and secure and enables customers to order high-resolution SAR imagery with Vessel Classification for global coverage including near-shore and port locations.
Users can order Vessel Classification at the same time they place a Tasking request through Capella Space’s platform.
Capella Space operates four SAR satellites and is planning to launch more.
Capella Space’s vessel classification tool uses technology developed by the defense contractor EMSI.
The G-EGD system was introduced in 2011 initially to access imagery from Maxar Technologies and has since expanded to include Maxar, Planet, Iceye, BlackSky, Capella Space, and others.
Capella Space builds and operates synthetic aperture radar (SAR) satellites to image the Earth.
Capella Space launched its latest satellite, Capella-14, on SpaceX’s Bandwagon-1 mid-inclination rideshare mission on 2024-04-07.
Capella Space released the first images from Capella-14 on 2024-04-16 after completing the satellite’s post-launch commissioning.
Rocket Lab’s Electron suffered a stage separation anomaly on 2023-09-19 that prevented the Capella Space payload from reaching orbit.
Capella Space’s Acadia-4 synthetic aperture radar satellite flew as a payload on Bandwagon-1.