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Satellogic has a goal to build a constellation of 300 spacecraft by 2025 to remap the world every week.
Satellogic will offer a platform later 2021 for subscribers to task satellites themselves to capture imagery.
Satellogic joined the U.S. Geospatial Intelligence Foundation and the Intelligence and National Security Alliance on 2021-03-11.
Satellogic will offer hosted payload services that allow companies to place sensors like IoT or AIS on Satellogic spacecraft buses.
Satellogic’s hyperspectral capability is in the final stages of development and will be launched later 2021.
Matthew Tirman is head of Satellogic North America and recently joined Satellogic after leading the government business at Descartes Labs.
As Vice President of Global Business Development, Thomas VanMatre will execute Satellogic’s international go-to-market strategy and lead Satellogic’s corporate social responsibility program.
Satellogic launched 12 satellites in 2020.
Satellogic now has increased capacity for data acquisition.
Satellogic has launched twelve new satellites since the onset of the pandemic.
After completing three launches in 2020, Satellogic’s in-orbit capacity enables the collection of more than 4 million square kilometers per day in high-resolution data.
Satellogic plans to move from weekly to daily global remaps by 2025 using more than 300 microsatellites in orbit.
Satellogic scheduled its first MLA launch for June 2021 to deliver satellites to Low Earth Orbit on a Falcon 9 rocket.
Satellogic previously relied on Chinese, European, and Russian launch vehicles, including a 2020-11-05 Long March 6 launch that carried 10 Satellogic satellites as the primary payload.
Satellogic expects to complete the initial buildout of its Earth Observation Constellation by the end of 2022.
Satellogic signed a contract with SpaceX on 2021-01-19 covering several rideshare launches through next year.
Satellogic plans to consider deploying more mid-inclination satellites over the next 12–18 months but has not decided the timing of those launches.
Satellogic’s first launch under the MLA is scheduled for June 2021 and will deliver Satellogic satellites to low Earth orbit on a Falcon 9 rocket.
Satellogic expects to complete the initial buildout of its Earth Observation Constellation by the end of 2022, after which the company will have the capacity to deliver weekly high-resolution coverage of the entire landmass of the planet.
Satellogic plans to move from weekly to daily world remaps by 2025 through a series of rideshare launches and by placing more than 300 microsatellites in orbit.