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Rocket Lab returned the Electron to flight on 2020-08-30 with the launch of a synthetic aperture radar satellite for Capella Space.
Capella Space plans to provide 50-centimeter resolution Spot imagery as part of its higher-resolution offerings.
Sequoia is the first of 36 Synthetic Aperture Radar satellites that Capella Space plans to deploy into a constellation.
Capella Space developed a fully American designed, built, and operated commercial SAR capability.
Sequoia, Capella Space’s first operational satellite, launched on 2023-08-30 on a Rocket Lab Electron rocket.
When Capella Space was started in 2016, several European providers were operating and building commercial synthetic aperture radar (SAR) and the United States had no commercial SAR operator.
Capella Space unveiled images from the Sequoia satellite on 2023-10-06.
Capella Space has raised more than $80,000,000 since its establishment in 2016.
Capella Space launched Sequoia, its first operational synthetic aperture radar satellite, on 2020-08-30 on a Rocket Lab Electron.
Capella Space anticipated launching a total of seven satellites in 2020 but stopped publicizing launch plans months ahead of time after the COVID-19 pandemic slowed flights.
Capella Space plans to establish a constellation of 36 satellites to obtain synthetic aperture radar imagery with a resolution of 0.5 m updated within an hour.
First Light was launched as the kick stage of an Electron mission that placed Capella Space’s Sequoia radar imaging satellite into orbit on 2020-08-30.
Sequoia is a 100-kilogram-class synthetic aperture radar satellite that follows Capella Space’s demonstration satellite Denali launched in late 2018.
Capella Space previously planned to launch Sequoia as a secondary payload on the Falcon 9 launch of Argentina’s SAOCOM 1B in March 2020.
Rocket Lab successfully launched a radar imaging satellite for Capella Space on 2020-08-30.
Capella Space’s Sequoia satellite was scheduled to launch no earlier than 2020-08-30 at 11:05 p.m. from Rocket Lab’s New Zealand launchpad.
For its sixth challenge, SpaceNet created an open-source dataset that combined Capella Space synthetic aperture radar imagery with Maxar WorldView-2 electro-optical imagery and asked competitors to automatically identify building footprints.
Capella plans to launch its Whitney constellation satellites on rockets flown by Rocket Lab, SpaceX and other providers.
Capella Space is a San Francisco startup preparing to operate a constellation of synthetic aperture radar satellites.
Capella doubled the size of its satellites and redesigned the reflector antenna for its Whitney constellation of seven satellites scheduled to begin launching 2020 on rockets flown by Rocket Lab, SpaceX and others.