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Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd and Oxford Space Systems are partnering to build and launch an Oxford Space Systems Wrapped Rib antenna mounted to an SSTL CarbSAR satellite.
Carbonite is a family of 100 kg-class small satellite platforms that SSTL has been building in Guildford since the early 1980s.
Carbonite is a 100 kg-class smallsat platform that SSTL has been building in Guildford, UK since the early 1980s.
Oxford Space Systems, SSTL, Airbus Defence and Space, the National Security Strategic Investment Fund (NSSIF), and the UK Ministry of Defence jointly funded the Wrapped Rib antenna In Orbit Demonstration work.
SSTL developed missions including the Carbonite satellites, the NovaSAR S-band radar imaging satellite, and the RemoveDEBRIS space debris removal technology demonstrator.
Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd. (SSTL) and Oxford Space Systems (OSS) are partnering to build and launch an OSS Wrapped Rib antenna mounted to an SSTL CarbSAR satellite.
SSTL has built and launched 71 satellites for 20 international customers since 1981.
SSTL’s CarbSAR delivers high-resolution X-band Synthetic Aperture Radar imagery with SAR electronics embedded in the standard Carbonite platform avionics.
SSTL satellites operate in LEO, MEO, GEO, and beyond.
SSTL operates 14 satellites from its spacecraft operations centre.
SSTL provides data fusion expertise for Earth observation (EO), automatic identification system (AIS), synthetic aperture radar (SAR), lunar communications, LEO communications, GNSS, and real-time video capture.
SSTL BIU spacecraft capabilities support high LEO orbit operations and up to 500 m/s delta-v.
Lunar Pathfinder, a spacecraft being built by Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd. for the Moonlight program, will launch in 2026 as part of a CLPS mission awarded to Firefly Aerospace on 2023-03-14.
Blue Ghost 2 will deliver the Lunar Pathfinder spacecraft, built by Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd. for the European Space Agency, to lunar orbit to serve as a communications relay.
ESA will buy communications services and fly payloads on Lunar Pathfinder, a small communications satellite developed with Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd., planned for launch in 2024.
SSTL’s Lunar Pathfinder will serve as a telecommunications relay satellite for lunar missions with ESA as a core customer and NASA as a user in exchange for NASA delivering Lunar Pathfinder to lunar orbit through the Commercial Lunar Payload Services (CLPS) initiative.
Since 1981, Surrey Satellite Technology Limited has built and launched 71 satellites for international customers.
Phil Brownnett, Managing Director of Surrey Satellite Technology Limited, leads company efforts to bring expertise, technology, and know-how to Australia to support local companies in developing sovereign capability.
On 2022-09-13, Surrey Satellite Technology Limited will open an office in Australia at Lot Fourteen in Adelaide.
Surrey Satellite Technology Limited designs and manufactures payloads, subsystems, and equipment in-house and has supported more than 20 countries in developing their space capabilities.