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Capella Space’s new 3.5-meter-aperture deployed mesh-based reflector antenna is designed to deliver high-contrast, low-noise imagery with resolution better than 0.5 m.
Capella Space will rely on Amazon Web Services and Amazon Ground Stations to reduce the time to get imagery and data from the satellite to the ground, process it, and deliver it to users.
Capella Space delayed commencement of service by eight months to complete and validate Sequoia’s evolved design.
Sequoia, Capella Space’s first operational satellite, is scheduled to launch in late March on a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket alongside Argentina’s Saocom-1B synthetic aperture radar satellite.
The Whitney satellites are about twice the mass of Denali, Capella Space’s 48-kilogram technology demonstration spacecraft launched in December 2018.
Capella Space plans to launch three additional radar satellites in mid-2020 and three more by the end of 2020.
Capella Space unveiled a new design on 2020-01-21 for its Whitney constellation of seven synthetic aperture radar satellites scheduled to launch in 2020.
Capella Space has funding to complete a seven-satellite constellation launch in 2020 with backing from investors DCVC (Data Collective) and Spark Capital.
Capella Space will deliver synthetic aperture radar data in less than 30 minutes from the time of collection.
Capella Space deployed one small synthetic aperture radar satellite in December 2018 to test the service.
The first Capella satellite in the 2020 launches, named Sequoia, will launch from Cape Canaveral in March into a polar sun-synchronous orbit on a SpaceX rocket.
Capella Space’s next seven satellites planned for 2020 use a new satellite design.
Capella Space will launch seven satellites and begin commercial operations in 2020.
Capella Space plans to launch between six and 12 satellites per year.
Capella Space plans a 36-satellite constellation to deliver high-resolution SAR data on demand.
Capella Space provides commercial synthetic aperture radar (SAR) imagery services.
Capella Space’s on-demand SAR service is designed to provide high revisit rates and imagery in all weather and lighting conditions.
The National Reconnaissance Office awarded imagery data integration study contracts to Capella Space and HawkEye 360 on 2019-12-11.
Capella Space planned to begin offering imagery and data from its first commercial SAR satellite scheduled to launch in the first quarter of 2020.
Capella Space launched its first synthetic aperture radar (SAR) satellite in 2018 as a technology demonstration.