Satellogic

Our commissioning team set a new record: UzmaSat-1 successfully downloaded its first two images in less than 48 hours after launch with #SpaceX on January 14 🚀. The first images are used to calibrate the payload, ensuring optimal performance. This state-of-the-art Mark-V satellite, part of our fifth-generation series, delivers superior capabilities with greater capacity, wider swath coverage, and higher resolution. Congratulations to our incredible commissioning team for this outstanding achievement, showcasing our dedication to advancing satellite technology and delivering exceptional results.

Launch success! 🚀UzmaSat-1 satellite has made contact with our ground station network, reporting in good health. Congratulations to our global team! ph: SpaceX

Launch success! 🚀UzmaSat-1 satellite has made contact with our ground station network, reporting in good health. Congratulations to our global team! ph: SpaceX

UzmaSat-1 satellite is encapsulated and ready for launch 🚀 . Tune in today at 7.09 pm UTC to watch live: https://lnkd.in/dma2pfH4

We are proud to announce the launch of UzmaSat-1 for our customer, Uzma Group. This satellite is scheduled to launch on January 14th as part of a rideshare mission aboard #SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket. Watch it here: https://lnkd.in/gCgq6f-M

Observing military installations from orbit often reveals more than meets the eye. Recent imagery from the Engels-2 air base in Russia’s Saratov region shows painted “aircraft” on the ground, a tactic designed to mislead remote sensing analysts and obscure true asset counts. Thanks to high-resolution satellite imaging, we can distinguish these cleverly painted decoys from actual aircraft, emphasizing the critical role of timely, accurate geospatial intelligence in defense and security operations.

Observing military installations from orbit often reveals more than meets the eye. Recent imagery from the Engels-2 air base in Russia’s Saratov region shows painted “aircraft” on the ground, a tactic designed to mislead remote sensing analysts and obscure true asset counts. Thanks to high-resolution satellite imaging, we can distinguish these cleverly painted decoys from actual aircraft, emphasizing the critical role of timely, accurate geospatial intelligence in defense and security operations.

A devastating view from space: Heavy smoke shrouds the Palisades Fire in Los Angeles, captured by Satellogic on date. This fire burned over 1,200 acres near the iconic Topanga State Park, with firefighting efforts hindered by rugged terrain and unpredictable winds. Our satellite imagery plays a vital role in understanding and responding to natural disasters, providing the data needed to monitor, mitigate, and rebuild. #EarthObservation #WildfireMonitoring #PalisadesFire #Satellogic #DisasterResponse

We’re ushering in a new era of Earth Observation. Maxar Technologies and Satellogic have signed a tasking, data licensing, and distribution agreement that pairs Maxar’s very-high resolution imagery and analytic prowess with Satellogic’s high-frequency revisit capabilities. Together, we’re delivering near real-time monitoring, cutting-edge analytics, and detailed change detection for U.S. Government missions and select international partners. This is more than a partnership—it’s a transformative leap forward, enabling rapid insights and decisive action on a global scale.

We’ve secured a $10 million investment from a single institutional investor—an important milestone as we continue to execute on our U.S. strategy, strengthen our foothold in National Security markets, and expand our global Space Systems opportunities. This capital will help advance our mission, deliver greater value to our customers, and accelerate our growth in 2025. “The proceeds from this investment in Satellogic will help advance our mission as we continue to focus on our U.S. strategy, the National Security market, and our global Space Systems opportunities,” said Emiliano Kargieman, CEO & Founder. Stay tuned for more updates as we continue our journey to make Earth Observation data more accessible than ever before.