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BlackSky to support India’s first private Earth observation constellation
U.S.-based Earth observation company BlackSky has been tapped to supply satellite imagery, analytics services, and a high-resolution optical satellite as part of a broader effort led by European aerospace firm Thales Alenia Space to develop a sovereign remote sensing constellation for India’s Nibe Ltd., a growing player in the country’s aerospace and defense industry.
The deal, announced last week by Thales Alenia Space, marks a significant step in India’s ambitions to develop its first private Earth observation satellite network. Under the agreement, Thales Alenia will produce a high-resolution optical satellite, the first of what is expected to be a larger constellation designed to provide critical intelligence for India’s national security and defense agencies.
BlackSky to launch next-gen imaging satellite as it seeks market edge
BlackSky is set to launch its most sophisticated Earth observation satellite as early as next week as the company looks to strengthen its position in the increasingly competitive remote sensing market.
The satellite, part of BlackSky’s new Gen-3 series, will provide high-resolution 35-centimeter imagery, an improvement that aligns with demands from U.S. and international government customers. The company announced on Feb. 10 that the first Gen-3 satellite is scheduled to launch as early as Feb. 18 aboard a Rocket Lab Electron rocket from the company’s New Zealand launch site.
BlackSky secures EMDYN contract for On-demand space-based imagery services
BlackSky Technology Inc. has won a multi-year contract with geospatial intelligence firm EMDYN to provide space-based imagery services to international government clients. The agreement will enable ministries of defence to integrate real-time satellite imagery with intelligence sources, enhancing tactical operations through automated data fusion.
The partnership allows EMDYN’s intelligence platform to incorporate BlackSky’s Gen-2 satellite imagery, providing rapid, high-frequency updates. This integration will support defence analysts in making faster, data-driven decisions by combining satellite data with signals and other intelligence sources.