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Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd. is developing Lunar Pathfinder, a single lunar communications satellite scheduled for launch in 2024 for an eight-year mission.
SSTL’s S1-4 Earth observation satellite provides sub-metric optical data.
Perth-based LatConnect 60 will provide high resolution optical data from the SSTL S1-4 Earth observation satellite.
SSTL will lease imaging payload capacity on NovaSAR-1 to Space-Eyes for the lifetime of the satellite, which is designed to be in excess of 7 years.
SSTL will retain ownership of NovaSAR-1 and perform in-orbit satellite operations from its UK headquarters.
Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd (SSTL) signed an agreement with Space-Eyes (Channel Logistics USA, LLC Delaware, doing business as SpaceEyes LLC) to provide a share of the tasking and data acquisition capabilities from the NovaSAR-1 satellite.
General Atomics acquired the U.S. subsidiary of Surrey Satellite Technology Limited in Englewood, Colorado in 2017.
Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd. of the UK built the payloads for the OHB-built Galileo satellites.
OHB partnered with Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd. for the current Galileo satellite contract, with Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd. providing the navigation payload.
Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd. delivered the final navigation payloads for the current generation of Galileo satellites in November.
At the UR2020 conference on risk management, SSTL partnered with the Southeast Asia Disaster Risk Insurance Facility (SEADRIF), supported by The World Bank, to develop a solution to better analyze flood spread and resulting damage.
Surrey Satellite Technology Limited built a VDES demonstration cubesat with a Honeywell payload for exactEarth that launched in 2018 on a SpaceX Falcon 9.
Airbus built Eutelsat Quantum in the United Kingdom on a platform from its subsidiary Surrey Satellite Technology Limited.
Rob Staples joined Surrey Satellite Technology in the U.K. in 2013 to lead the company’s launch business line.
General Atomics acquired the U.S. subsidiary of U.K.-based Surrey Satellite Technology Limited in 2017 in Englewood, Colorado.
The United Kingdom launched TechDemoSat-1 in 2014, a 157-kilogram GNSS Reflectometry satellite built by Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd.
Telesat had a prototype satellite in orbit from Surrey Satellite Technology Limited (an Airbus company) since January 2018.
Virgin Orbit’s role in Team Artemis will be to launch satellites built and operated by Surrey Satellite Technology and other companies, with the first launch planned as soon as late 2020.
Taiwan’s National Space Organization purchased COSMIC-2 satellites from Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd.
Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd (UK) provided the platform, avionics, and spacecraft operations for RemoveDEBRIS.