Capella Space

From the Ak Orda Presidential Palace to Lovers Park, this SAR image captures the heart of Astana in stunning detail. But seeing this city in winter isn’t easy—harsh weather and heavy cloud coverage often obscure the view for traditional satellites. Captured in late November, this image cuts through the clouds, revealing Kazakhstan’s capital with clarity only SAR can provide. Whether monitoring urban landscapes, infrastructure, or seasonal change, Capella delivers reliable insights—rain, snow, or shine. See how SAR supports mission success: https://hubs.la/Q038G8ff0 #CapellaSpace #SAR #EarthObservation

We're celebrating St. Patrick’s Day in style with a Spotlight Ultra CSI image, where man-made structures glow in vibrant green—a testament to the power of SAR. ☘️ With unmatched clarity, our CSI technology helps detect and classify objects, supporting mission needs across industries. See how Capella’s SAR satellites deliver powerful insights: https://hubs.la/Q037dKJz0 #CapellaSpace #SAR #EarthObservation #StPatricksDay

Dubai’s World Islands archipelago, captured in stunning detail with Spotlight Wide mode, showcases the power of our Capella SAR satellite constellation. From passing ships to Jumeirah Bay Island, our satellites deliver global coverage of key areas, ensuring clarity and insight—day or night, in any weather. Explore the technology making this possible: https://hubs.la/Q038G7Lq0 #CapellaSpace #SARsatellites #SpaceTechnology

Coastal security never sleeps—neither should your intelligence. Illegal fishing, smuggling, unmarked vessels—maritime threats don’t wait for clear skies or daylight. But with SAR (Synthetic Aperture Radar), you don’t have to either. Our latest blog dives into how SAR is transforming coastal surveillance, giving national security teams the clarity they need to detect threats, enforce sovereignty, and protect critical waters—anytime, any weather. Read the full blog 👉 https://hubs.la/Q03bH2RC0 #MaritimeSecurity #SAR #NationalSecurity #GeospatialIntel #CoastalSurveillance

Arizona’s Meteor Crater—one of the best-preserved impact sites on Earth—stands out in stunning detail, even in the dead of night. Captured just before midnight in November, this SAR image reveals the crater’s rugged textures, from its steep 550-ft walls to the debris apron extending beyond its 3,900-ft diameter. With SAR, time of day doesn’t matter. We see through darkness, capturing geological wonders like this with unmatched clarity. Explore more ways SAR unveils our world: https://hubs.la/Q037frlf0 #CapellaSpace #SAR #EarthObservation

Grüezi, Matterhorn! 🇨🇭🇮🇹 Straddling Switzerland and Italy, the Matterhorn is always a sight to behold—but even more at night. While the slopes of Matterhorn Ski Paradise rest, our SAR satellites work the night shift, cutting through the darkness to capture this alpine icon in stunning detail. See more with Capella Space: https://hubs.la/Q037fpz00 #CapellaSpace #SAR #EarthObservation

We are just 2 days away from our CSI webinar! You won't want to miss this deep dive into Capella’s CSI technology—a game-changer for identifying man-made and moving objects with unmatched clarity. Learn how CSI is supporting critical missions worldwide, helping teams make data-informed decisions when it matters most. Join us live! Register now: https://hubs.la/Q037dBq30 #CapellaSpace #SAR #CSI #EarthObservation

Capella CEO Frank Backes will be speaking on “Optimizing the Government Space Industrial Base and Supply Chain” at SATELLITE 2025’s Gov-Mil-Space conference next week, exploring how collaboration between industry and government can strengthen space operations and mission success. Gov-Mil-Space will tackle key topics, from battlefield intelligence and MILSATCOM advancements to AI integration and future commercial partnerships. We're looking forward to engaging with industry leaders to drive innovation and operational excellence. 📅 Event Details: https://hubs.la/Q037fLmQ0 #GovMilSpace #SATELLITE2025 #CapellaSpace #SpaceInnovation

Across the Solar System - and beyond - one geographic feature appears on most solid celestial bodies: the crater. Some craters form from impacts, while others belong to active or extinct volcanoes. The one below isn’t on Mars or the Moon - it’s the lava-filled summit caldera of Kīlauea, with the Halemaʻumaʻu pit crater inside it. This volcano has been erupting since December, and this particular image was captured on February 12 by Capella Space's Capella 15 satellite. Volcanoes are unpredictable, making rapid response to eruptions critical. SAR enables detailed imaging of volcanic activity from a safe distance - day or night, in any weather. P.S.: Let us know in the comments if there is a crater you like and we'll snap it. 🌋 Capella 15 | 0.25 m Spotlight Ultra mode | 3 looks 📸 🛰️ Any sites you want to observe regardless of time of day or weather? SAR imaging in Stripmap mode might be a good start. Just pick a point and order a fresh image: https://app.sfera.earth/ #SAR #volcano #Hawaii

From MetLife Stadium to the Queensboro Bridge, our Spotlight Wide mode captured an expansive view of NYC and New Jersey—all in high resolution. Instead of locking onto a single point, Spotlight Wide gradually shifts its illumination angle, expanding coverage while maintaining excellent detail. See it all in one SAR image: 📍 The entirety of Roosevelt Island 🌊 The East, Hudson, and Hackensack Rivers 🌳 The full span of Central Park Whether it’s monitoring river activity, urban infrastructure, or transportation networks, Spotlight Wide lets you see more than ever. See the bigger picture—explore what SAR can reveal: https://hubs.la/Q038G7HB0 #CapellaSpace #SAR #EarthObservation