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SFL developed NorSat-3 under contract to the Norwegian Space Agency with funding from the Norwegian Coastal Administration.
Space Flight Laboratory built the NorSat-1 and NorSat-2 maritime tracking smallsats that are currently on orbit.
Space Flight Laboratory developed the 16.5 kg NorSat-3 smallsat on its Next Generation Earth Monitoring and Observation (NEMO) platform under contract to the Norwegian Space Agency.
Space Flight Laboratory offers a suite of smallsats that cover mission masses from 3 to 500 kg.
Since 1998, Space Flight Laboratory’s on-orbit heritage includes 69 satellites and distinct missions related to Earth observation, atmospheric monitoring, ship tracking, communication, RF geolocation, technology demonstration, space astronomy, solar physics, space plasma, and other scientific research.
Space Flight Laboratory is developing the NorSat-TD (Technology Demonstrator) satellite that is slated for launch in 2022.
Space Flight Laboratory-developed satellites have achieved more than 144 cumulative years of operation in orbit.
Other Space Flight Laboratory-built satellites launched in the eight months prior to NorSat-3 included missions for Mohammed Bin Rashid Space Centre, GHGSat Inc., HawkEye 360, Space-SI, and a Canadian-based telecommunications company.
DMSat-1 was the 16th Space Flight Laboratory-built satellite launched in a seven-month period.
DMSat-1 is an atmospheric monitoring smallsat developed by Space Flight Laboratory for the Mohammed Bin Rashid Space Centre.
DMSat-1 has a mass of 15 kg and was built on Space Flight Laboratory’s next generation Earth Monitoring and Observation (NEMO) platform.
Space Flight Laboratory’s heritage dates from 1998 and includes 68 satellites and distinct missions across earth observation, atmospheric monitoring, ship tracking, communications, RF geolocation, technology demonstration, space astronomy, solar physics, space plasma, and other scientific research.
Space Flight Laboratory offers a suite of nano-, micro-, and smallsats spanning mission masses from 3 to 500 kg, including high-performance, low-cost cubesats.
The launch that carried DMSat-1 also included two communications satellites developed using Space Flight Laboratory technology.
Space Flight Laboratory developed DMSat-1 under contract to the Dubai-based Mohammed Bin Rashid Space Centre (MBRSC) in the United Arab Emirates.
DMSat-1 was built on Space Flight Laboratory’s Next-generation Earth Monitoring and Observation (NEMO) platform.
Space Flight Laboratory provides satellite platforms and services for mission types ranging from 3 to 500 kg.
Space Flight Laboratory developed DMSat-1 under contract to the Mohammed Bin Rashid Space Centre in the United Arab Emirates.
Since 1998, Space Flight Laboratory’s on-orbit heritage includes 68 satellites and distinct missions related to Earth observation, atmospheric monitoring, ship tracking, communication, RF geolocation, technology demonstration, space astronomy, solar physics, space plasma, and other scientific research.
Space Flight Laboratory was selected to build DMSat-1 for its compact size and performance, including mission-critical attitude control and precise sensor pointing.