Download this page in PDF format This week we look at the first light images form the NISAR satellite, the latest Earth Observation (EO) launches from China, and the slightly bizarre trend of satellites taking pictures of each other! NISAR … Continue reading
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Satellite Launches This Month
Download this page in PDF format This week we’re catching up on some of the interesting satellite launches over the last month, as usual China has been very active, and, equally predictably, so have Starlink. China Earth Observation Satellite Launches … Continue reading
Non-COP Remote Sensing News!
Download this page in PDF format It won’t have escaped your notice that COP26 is taking place in Glasgow in the UK this week. There are a lot of articles coming out on how Earth Observation (EO) can support the … Continue reading
Satellite Launches, Losses & A Postponement
Download this page in PDF format On the 7th September 2020 China successfully launched the Gaofen 11-2 optical Earth Observation (EO) satellite from the Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center aboard a Long March 4B rocket. This satellite, which forms part of the China … Continue reading
New Launches, New Images and New Satellites
Download this page in PDF format As we suggested a couple of weeks ago the first Earth Observation (EO) satellite launches of the year were completed by China on the 15th January when the Long March 2D rocket took four … Continue reading
Earth Observation Satellites Planned for 2020
Download this page in PDF format As we begin the New Year we thought we’d look at some of the satellite launches that the Earth Observation (EO) community should be watching out for in the coming twelve months. Possibly the … Continue reading
EO Satellite Launches, Planned Launches and Deorbits
Download this page in PDF format Whilst we’ve been talking about the exciting things from ESA’s Living Planet, there’s been quite a number of launches, planned launches and de-orbits within the industry. To start with, on the 22nd May, India’s … Continue reading