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Defense·Earth Observation·Launch·News·Satellites·Security

Maxar Soars to New Heights: The Launch of 6 Revolutionary Satellites

Maxar Intelligence has launched two new WorldView Legion satellites, increasing its active fleet to seven. The satellites can capture highly detailed 30 cm-class imagery, enhancing very-high resolution capabilities. Maxar’s network can collect over 6 million square kilometers of imagery daily, serving various

5 February 2025

Earth Observation·Imagery·Launch·News·Satellites·Security

SpaceX Soars: New Satellites Set to Revolutionize Earth Observation

SpaceX’s Falcon 9 successfully launched two new Earth observation satellites for Maxar Intelligence on February 4. This launch completes the WorldView Legion constellation, enhancing Maxar’s geospatial capabilities. The constellation allows for up to 15 daily passes over targeted areas, tripling their previous

5 February 2025

Launch·Local·News

Mystery Unleashed: When a Polish Village Witnessed the Unexplainable

A mysterious encounter in Jarnołtówek, Poland, in January 2009 caught the attention of residents, including skeptic Adam Maksymów. A loud roar and a shadowy craft emitting a blue light left villagers awestruck and sparked widespread speculation. Witnesses, including Henryk Darowski, reported seeing

4 February 2025

Launch·News·Satellites·Starlink

Unleash Texting From Anywhere in NZ: One NZ’s Game-Changing Satellite Service

Key Takeaways One NZ’s Direct to Mobile service allows texting from remote locations, eliminating mobile blackspots. The service is powered by Starlink’s low-Earth orbit satellites, enhancing communication capabilities. Initial message send-and-receive times were up to 10 minutes, now improved to an average

4 February 2025

Launch·News·Security

Discover How One NZ’s Satellite TXT is Transforming Communication for Remote Kiwis

One NZ’s Satellite TXT service allows text messaging from remote areas of New Zealand without traditional cell coverage. Available to customers with eligible Pay Monthly plans and iPhone 14 or later, the service enhances communication even in isolated locations. The service was

4 February 2025

Industry·Launch·News·Satellites

Space Revolution: Japanese Start-Up Secures $51 Million to Transform Satellite Technology

ArkEdge Space has raised 8 billion yen ($51.58 million) in Series B funding to advance its satellite technology. The company aims to revolutionize various industries including IoT and maritime communications. Total funding raised to date stands at 10.7 billion yen ($69 million).

4 February 2025

Earth Observation·Launch·News·Satellites·Security·SpaceX

SpaceX Revolutionizes Satellite Deployment! Watch Today’s Historic Launch.

SpaceX introduces the StarExpand, a modular inflatable satellite system, revolutionizing satellite deployment. The innovation allows satellites to deploy much larger structures in space, enhancing functionality without bulkiness. Cost-effective launches and increased launch quantities make space more accessible and encourage technology adoption. This

4 February 2025

Defense·Earth Observation·Launch·News·Satellites·Security

Get Ready for a Stunning Satellite Launch Tonight: SpaceX is Taking Earth Imaging to New Heights

SpaceX is launching two Earth-imaging satellites, WorldView Legion 5 and 6, from Kennedy Space Center. The Falcon 9 rocket is launching at 6:07 p.m. EST, with a live stream starting 15 minutes prior. This mission utilizes a booster that has flown three

4 February 2025

Launch·News

Could Aliens Spot Us? 12 Striking Signs That Reveal Humanity from Afar

Scientists have identified 12 potential technosignatures that could indicate human presence to extraterrestrials. Planetary radar is a key technosignature, offering powerful signals that travel vast distances in space. Extraterrestrials may detect atmospheric technosignatures like nitrogen dioxide, signaling industrial activities on Earth. The

4 February 2025

Blue Origin·Launch·NASA·News·Security·SpaceX

Blue Origin’s Bold New Shepard Mission: Simulating Moon Gravity and Launching Lunar Dreams

Blue Origin’s New Shepard successfully simulated lunar low gravity for the first time, crucial for testing technology for lunar missions. The spacecraft reached an impressive 11 revolutions per minute, allowing for a unique two-minute simulation of the moon’s gravitational conditions. The mission

4 February 2025

Launch - Page 35

Luminous Nights and Dazzling Days: Celebrities Take Over Paris and Austin

Maxar Soars to New Heights: The Launch of 6 Revolutionary Satellites

SpaceX Soars: New Satellites Set to Revolutionize Earth Observation

Mystery Unleashed: When a Polish Village Witnessed the Unexplainable

Unleash Texting From Anywhere in NZ: One NZ’s Game-Changing Satellite Service

Discover How One NZ’s Satellite TXT is Transforming Communication for Remote Kiwis

Space Revolution: Japanese Start-Up Secures $51 Million to Transform Satellite Technology

SpaceX Revolutionizes Satellite Deployment! Watch Today’s Historic Launch.

Get Ready for a Stunning Satellite Launch Tonight: SpaceX is Taking Earth Imaging to New Heights

Could Aliens Spot Us? 12 Striking Signs That Reveal Humanity from Afar

Blue Origin’s Bold New Shepard Mission: Simulating Moon Gravity and Launching Lunar Dreams

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