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The satellite bus and the radar antenna for the first MicroSAR satellite will be built in the UK by Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd (SSTL) and its subcontractor Oxford Space Systems (OSS).
Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd (SSTL) will deliver the MicroSAR satellite platform and be responsible for integration of the payloads on board.
SSTL will be responsible for building the MicroSAR radar antenna through its subcontractor Oxford Space Systems (OSS).
SSTL has prior experience designing and operating small radar missions gained from the NovaSAR-1 spacecraft, which entered operations in 2018 and serves five major customers worldwide.
Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd (SSTL) will deliver the MicroSAR satellite platform and be responsible for integration of the payloads on board.
General Atomics entered the smallsat industry through acquisitions of Miltec in 2016 and the U.S. subsidiary of Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd. in 2017.
The United Kingdom awarded three feasibility study contracts last year with a combined value of £1 million to consortia led by Astroscale, ClearSpace, and Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd.
Oxford Space Systems and Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd. completed construction of a deployable Wrapped Rib antenna for small synthetic aperture radar satellites.
The U.K. Space Agency funds companies like Oxford Space Systems and Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd. to deliver new space capabilities intended to help tackle challenges including disaster monitoring, urban planning, and transport management.
The mounted reference flat supplied for SSTL’s Nigerian Sat-2 had a diameter of 0.475 m and was cored with a large central hole.
Optical Surfaces Ltd. supplied a reference flat as part of the package for SSTL’s Nigerian Sat-2 very high resolution satellite system.
The mounted reference flat supplied for SSTL’s Nigerian Sat-2 required an accuracy of lambda/20 PV at 633 nm.
The U.K. government awarded three contracts with a combined value of about £1 million last year to consortia led by Astroscale, ClearSpace, and Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd. for initial feasibility studies on active debris removal.
Optical Surfaces Ltd. supplied a mounted reference flat for SSTL’s Nigerian Sat-2 satellite payload integration verification.
GISTDA will operate the THEOS-2 SmallSAT from Thailand with SSTL providing support for early operations.
Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd (SSTL) shipped the THEOS-2 SmallSAT, a 100 kg Earth observation satellite, to the Thai Geo-Informatics and Space Technology Development Agency (GISTDA) in Sri Racha, Thailand.
The GISTDA training and mentoring programme involved a total of 48 customer engineers and took place both at SSTL’s Guildford facility in the UK and in Thailand.
SSTL has been working with GISTDA to develop and qualify an in-country space supply chain in Thailand.
SSTL has been working with GISTDA to develop and qualify an in‑country space supply chain for Thailand.
Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd (SSTL) shipped the THEOS-2 SmallSAT to the Thai Geo-Informatics and Space Technology Development Agency (GISTDA) in Sri Racha, Thailand.