Successful Launch Deploys an additional NewSat Mark-V satellite to our constellation
We are pleased to report the successful launch of NewSat 44 (a.k.a. Maria Mitchell) from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California on Monday, March 4 aboard SpaceX’s Transporter-10 mission.
The satellite made contact with our ground station network a few minutes after orbit injection with good health reports. Following full commissioning, this satellite will support the enhancement of our constellation capabilities with high-resolution, high-frequency satellite imaging.
Congratulations to our global team!
FROM OUR BLOG
Following the launch with SpaceX on March 4, 2024, our team achieved a new record; NewSat-44 captured its first image five and a half hours after injection. Congratulations to our commissioning team on this achievement and continuing our 100% successful deployment rate.
NewSat-44 is a Mark-V satellite, our fifth-generation model, which offers increased capacity, swath width, and resolution. Learn more about the latest generation satellite enhancements and how these upgrades will benefit customers worldwide.
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A recent renovation of the Ream Naval Base, located off the southern coast of Cambodia in the Gulf of Thailand, was a joint project between Cambodia and China that began in early 2023. According to CNN, Chinese warships first arrived at the base on December 3, 2023, for the purpose of training the Cambodian navy.
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