Capella Space

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Earth observation data any time, any weather with the most advanced Synthetic Aperture Radar satellite technology.

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    Mar 18

    In a exclusive goes behind the scenes at Capella to cover: ✅ Rare footage of our newest SAR satellites deploying their radar systems ✅ First light images from the Transporter-1 mission ✅ A new partnership with IQT Read in full 👉

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  2. Mar 26

    What makes radar satellite imaging unique? It can see at night when others can’t. Capella's nighttime imagery shows the at 9:24 PM Egyptian time still blocking the . No optical satellite will be able to report on this for hours.

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  3. Mar 25

    UPDATE: Capella's monitoring of the shows Very High-Resolution (VHR) imagery of the Ever Given surrounded by support tugs as of March 25, 5:58pm local Egyptian time.

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  4. Mar 24

    We rotated our SAR imagery of the blockage for easier visual interpretation, placing the layover up and shadow down. The annotation shows the footprint, deck and cargo of the Ever Given as well as a support vessel in the canal.

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  5. Mar 24

    Capella’s constellation captures the Ever Given container ship blocking the Suez Canal with very high resolution 50 cm imagery as of 9:36am local Egyptian time.

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  6. Mar 21

    Despite numerous ecological, social and health benefits, deforestation is growing at an alarming rate. SAR provides critical visibility that leads to change — showing where we are losing our forests to mining, plantations, encroachment and natural disasters.

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  7. Mar 19

    We have first light! Capella Space reveals new high resolution images of Russian submarines, Chinese temples and Indian landmarks from our rapidly growing . Learn more about the images and how they can be used 👉

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  8. Mar 14

    Happy Pi Day! In honor of π, we're sharing our favorite (but imperfect) circle seen from space: Nanhui New City, China — a planned city built on reclaimed land from the sea.

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  9. Mar 12

    We are delighted to welcome Dan Getman as Capella's VP of Product. Dan will scale Capella's imagery and analytics product roadmap, providing our customers with mission-critical SAR data. Learn why Dan is excited to join Capella Space 👉

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  10. Mar 11

    Capella's SAR shows a very high resolution image of Serra da Cangalha, an impact crater in Brazil estimated to be 220 million years old. We look forward to developing a new generation of services to monitor and support the conservation of our planet's natural treasures.

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  11. Mar 10

    Thank you everyone for the birthday wishes! Five years ago brought us a challenge to scale and Capella was born. Since then we have designed, launched and operated the market's highest quality SAR products and we're just getting started!

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  12. Mar 9

    Happy 5th birthday to Capella Space! On this special day, we've been recognized by Fast Company as one of the world's most innovative companies — putting the U.S. on the map as a leader in technology. Check out our blog to see how far we've come:

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  13. Mar 5

    Layover is an artifact in imagery where radar beams reach the top of a tall feature before its base. In this layover example, the upper portion of Narendra Modi Stadium appears to overlap with the ground parking lot. Read our SAR 101 to learn more:

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  14. Mar 3

    Exclusive: Night-time satellite images show Chinese buildup in Depsang. uses Capella imagery to analyze border activity in the Himalayas. Read in full at: |

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  15. Mar 1

    Please join us in welcoming the newest members of the Capella Space team! If you're looking for a remarkable journey (and some swag) at the first U.S. SAR company, check out our open positions 👉

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  16. Feb 26

    This SAR image of Selma, Alabama shows the bridge where police attacked peaceful civil rights demonstrators on March 7, 1965. As Black History Month ends let us continue to recognize the many accomplishments by Black Americans in space and the geospatial sciences.

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  17. Feb 24

    Urumqi, China hosts what is believed to be the largest Uyghur "Re-Education" Camp. can be used to reveal valuable intelligence quantifying the camp system's growth such as new infrastructure, increased car count counts, and fresh tracks at adjacent construction sites.

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  18. Feb 23

    The Bangladeshi government recently relocated 3,000 Rohingya refugees to the flood-prone Bhasan Char Island in the Bay of Bengal. Using imagery, analysts and NGOs can track stages of construction and floods as 100,000 refugees are relocated from mainland Bangladesh.

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  19. Feb 18

    Let's turn up the difficulty on our last day of presidential trivia! See if you can name this port city, named after a US president, captured by our high resolution Spot imagery. (Hint: It's not in the United States.) Answer 👉

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  20. Feb 17

    Presidential trivia day #3: Can you identify this location named after a former U.S. president? (Hint: Capella Space launched two satellites from here on January 24, 2021.)

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