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In April, Capella Space raised $97,000,000 in a Series C funding round led by NightDragon.
Capella Space raised $97,000,000 in a Series C investment round led by NightDragon announced 2022-04-25.
Capella Space raised $97,000,000 in a Series C financing round led by NightDragon with significant participation from DCVC and Cota Capital.
Capella Space offers the highest SAR resolution.
Capella Space has three commercial satellites in orbit and plans to launch four more 2021.
Capella Space is the first American commercial SAR provider and the first commercial company to provide 0.5 m resolution SAR imagery.
Capella Space asserts that a 50-centimeter by 50-centimeter resolution is the highest resolution available from a commercial Synthetic Aperture Radar satellite operator.
Capella Space conducted the first commercial demonstration of the IDRS service on 2020-11-12 by sending tasking orders to its Sequoia satellite through the Inmarsat-4 L-band constellation in geostationary orbit.
Sequoia, Capella Space’s first operational satellite, launched on 2023-08-30 on a Rocket Lab Electron rocket.
Sequoia is the first of 36 Synthetic Aperture Radar satellites that Capella Space plans to deploy into a constellation.
Capella Space launched Sequoia, its first operational synthetic aperture radar satellite, on 2020-08-30 on a Rocket Lab Electron.
Rocket Lab successfully launched a radar imaging satellite for Capella Space on 2020-08-30.
Capella plans to launch its Whitney constellation satellites on rockets flown by Rocket Lab, SpaceX and other providers.
Capella's first operational satellite, Sequoia, is scheduled to launch into sun-synchronous orbit in late March alongside Saocom 1B on a Falcon 9 rocket from Cape Canaveral.
Capella plans to launch its first seven operational satellites in 2020.
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.
Capella Space plans to launch three additional radar satellites in mid-2020 and three more by the end of 2020.
Capella Space plans to launch between six and 12 satellites per year.
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 plans to launch a constellation of 36 synthetic aperture radar satellites to provide frequently updated global imagery.