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BlackSky’s Gen-3 Sat Enters Orbit, Company Lands String of Contracts
BlackSky launched its first Gen-3 Earth observation satellites aboard Rocket Lab’s Electron rocket yesterday, adding higher-resolution imaging to its data offerings.
The next-gen satellite offers 35-cm resolution imaging capability and will help improve automated detection and identification for the company’s Spectra AI-powered platform. BlackSky says Gen-3’s overall performance will be three times greater than its Gen-2 satellites.
BlackSky secures new international contract for AI-powered satellite imagery services
American space technology company BlackSky has announced a new strategic contract with an international customer for its Gen-2 satellite imagery and analytics services. The six-figure deal will provide immediate access to BlackSky’s AI-powered Spectra platform, enabling rapid development of space-based intelligence capabilities.
The agreement includes analyst training in advanced intelligence gathering, with a focus on BlackSky’s automated broad-area search and discovery tools. This initiative will allow the customer to integrate satellite data with other intelligence sources to support national security and strategic operations.
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.