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Satellogic smallsat constellation expansion a success

April 21, 2023 by editorial

Satellogic Inc. (NASDAQ: SATL) has successful deployed four additional satellites to orbit, following the launch of SpaceX’s Transporter-7 mission from Vandenberg Space Force Base, California — each of the NewSat Mark-IV spacecraft made contact with Satellogic’s ground station reporting in good health.

The SpaceX Transporter-7 mission was completed on Friday, April 14, with a two-stage rocket delivering the four satellites designed and built by Satellogic to orbit. The NewSat Mark-IV models include multispectral cameras designed to collect high-resolution imagery from SSO.

SpaceX is Satellogic’s preferred launch provider for rideshare missions for 2023 and beyond. A multiple launch agreement reserved launch capacity for up to 68 satellites to support the Company’s planned constellation roadmap for 200+ satellites on-orbit. Satellogic aims to expand its constellation to include more than 40 satellites in 2023.

Future launches may support the company’s newest offering, Space Systems; a satellite purchase program that aims to lower the financial barrier to EO spacecraft ownership. Purchase options begin at less than $10 million, and offer flexibility as well as a significantly shortened time-to-operation span of 8-3 months.

Satellogic Space Systems is designed to accommodate governments with interest or requirements for asset ownership to enhance national geospatial intelligence (GEOINT) with global tasking autonomy. Satellogic’s Space Systems business line offers satellite acquisition not subject to ITAR regulations, export controls and/or licensing.

“Each of our 14 launches has enabled us to continuously expand and improve the Earth Observation capabilities our customers rely on. We are proud of our 100% successful deployment rate, and as with our launch in January and those planned for later this year, these additional satellites bring Satellogic one giant leap closer to fulfilling our aim of daily global remaps.” — Matt Tirman, CCO of Satellogic

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