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NASA partially funds Sheppard's work, which uses the Dark Energy Camera on the National Science Foundation's Blanco 4-meter telescope to locate 'planet killer' asteroids.
Planet Federal's support aims to enhance global situational awareness and response capabilities.
Planet Federal equips U.S. Federal Civilian Agencies, the Department of War, and the Intelligence Community with timely satellite data and analytics.
The contract was won in partnership with SynMax and integrates Planet's daily, global PlanetScope data with SynMax's Theia product analytics.
The US National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) awarded Planet Labs a $12.8 million contract through the Luno B program.
When low-mass stars contribute heavier elements in greater abundance, such as iron and nickel, planet cores are larger.
Planets are built from the debris of dying stars, which die on vastly different timelines affecting planet structure.
Planet will provide the NGA with AI-enabled Maritime Domain Awareness solutions that include vessel detections and monitoring over key areas of interest in the Asia-Pacific region.
Essential elements needed for a habitable planet and living organisms become available at different times throughout galactic history.
The research team created software models for niche projects over the last decade and realized they could create the first integrated planet formation model.
The $12.8 million award covers the initial phase and delivery of the Luno B contract for Planet Labs.
Planet Labs PBC has been awarded a contract by the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency under the Luno B indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity contract.
Planet will deliver maritime intelligence data based on its satellite data and SynMax’s AI analysis for use by the US military as part of the Luno B NGA contract.
The simulation tracks the complete life cycle of planet formation from star birth through element synthesis and planetary internal structure.
Researchers at UNLV and the Open University of Israel modeled how the timing of planet formation in the galaxy affects planetary composition and density.
Planet’s PlanetScope constellation provides broad area coverage of high-interest ocean areas with near-daily revisit rates.
Planet deepens its partnership with the National Geospatial Agency as the prime provider for AAMOR under Luno B.
The NGA has the option to extend the partnership with Planet Labs and buy additional data at preset prices outlined in the agreement.
Planet's solution will provide almost daily revisit rates for users.
Planet will leverage imagery from its PlanetScope constellation of electro-optical satellites and SynMax’s Theia product analytics for AI-enabled detections of maritime events.