Satellite Launches, Problems & Dying

This week we have details of new satellite launches, a problem on the James Webb Space Telescope, and the impending death of the Aeolus satellite – essentially various aspects of the life cycle of an instrument or satellite. Satellite Births … Continue reading →

Artificial Intelligence In Earth Observation

This week three separate reports caught our attention about how Artificial Intelligence (AI) is impacting the space and Earth Observation (EO) communities. This covers both upstream with AI controlling satellites, and downstream activities with data applications. China Using AI To … Continue reading →

Latest Earth Observation Satellite News

Despite it being Easter last weekend, there has still been a raft of Earth Observation (EO) satellite activity happening around the world. We’re picking out some of the ones that caught our eye this week, including new launches, new contracts … Continue reading →

Latest Earth Observation Launches & Partnerships

Looking at the launches and Earth Observation (EO) partnerships that have been occurred at the end of March, together with the next SpaceX rideshare mission which is scheduled for this coming Tuesday and is expected to have EO missions onboard. … Continue reading →