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LeoStella is producing satellites for customers including Cloud Constellation, Loft Orbital, and NorthStar.
The NorthStar Platform for Skylark will expand to include Earth data and deliver contextualized information solutions directly to private and public sector end users.
NorthStar Earth & Space contracted Thales Alenia Space to build the first three satellites of its debut Skylark constellation.
NorthStar plans to augment the Skylark mission starting in 2024 with dual-mission satellites performing both space situational awareness and Earth observation.
NorthStar’s dual-mission Skylark satellites will be equipped with hyperspectral, infrared, and optical sensors that will operate continuously from space to image and analyze Earth’s ecosystems and surrounding orbits daily.
The Space Alliance, formed by Telespazio, took a stake in NorthStar Earth & Space in November 2018.
The three Skylark satellites ordered constitute the beginning of a constellation of at least 12 satellites that NorthStar plans to launch by 2024.
NorthStar raised $65,000,000 in 2018.
NorthStar expects to win business from both commercial and government organizations for its SSA services.
NorthStar plans to use observations from the Skylark satellites to provide customers with space situational awareness services.
Thales Alenia Space will build the first three Skylark satellites in conjunction with LeoStella, NorthStar’s smallsat manufacturing joint venture with BlackSky.
NorthStar Earth and Space’s satellites will carry hyperspectral and infrared cameras for Earth observation and optical cameras for monitoring orbits including low, medium, and geostationary orbits.
ExoAnalytic Solutions announced a partnership on 2019-04-01 with NorthStar Earth and Space to support NorthStar’s development of a constellation of 40 satellites that will track objects in space.
The new funding puts NorthStar Earth and Space on a path to start service in 2021, about a year later than initially planned.
NorthStar Earth and Space plans to establish several AGILE Centers (Applications for Global Innovation and Leadership) around the world with the first opening in Montreal, Canada in 2021.
The Government of Canada invested 13 million Canadian dollars in NorthStar Earth and Space.
NorthStar Earth and Space is preparing satellites equipped with hyperspectral and infrared cameras pointed at Earth and optical cameras pointed at space.
The Government of Quebec invested 13 million Canadian dollars in NorthStar Earth and Space.
NorthStar Earth and Space plans to create around 400 direct high-skill jobs and around 1,200 indirect jobs for big data and information analytics.
NorthStar Earth and Space raised 52 million Canadian dollars to fund a 40-satellite constellation that would monitor the Earth and objects in space.