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🛰️Satellite Services/Earth ObservationWritten by SpaceNexus from public sources

RF Geolocation

Space-based radio frequency (RF) signal detection and geolocation from a constellation of 30+ satellites. Offerings include maritime intelligence, GNSS jamming and spoofing detection, military radar monitoring and communications mapping, sold as mapping products, archived data, subscription data services and professional services.

🛰️Satellite Services/Earth ObservationWritten by SpaceNexus from public sources

Weather Intelligence

Weather and environmental data from Spire's own LEMUR satellite constellation using radio occultation, delivered through APIs and the DeepVision dashboard, with custom datasets and predictive models by industry.

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Real-Time Earth

Real-Time Earth: a turn-key satellite-to-ground communications network to command, downlink and disseminate GEO, LEO and MEO data, with S/X/Ka-band antennas at sites in Ghana, Australia, Argentina, Alaska, the UK, Japan, South Africa, Georgia (USA) and Sweden. A LEO-to-ViaSat-3 GEO relay link is under development.

📡Ground Segment/Ground Stations (GaaS)Written by SpaceNexus from public sources

KSAT Lite

KSATlite: a fully automated Ground Segment-as-a-Service for small satellites and constellations, with S-band (up/down), X-band (down) and Ka-band (down) on a globally distributed station network.

☀️Space Power/Space Solar PowerWritten by SpaceNexus from public sources

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Space-Based Solar Power

Pre-commercial space-based solar power: arrays of small satellites in a highly elliptical Molniya orbit collect sunlight and beam it as 10 GHz microwaves to ground rectennas. Each 1.65 m satellite delivers 1 kW to the ground; arrays scale from 100 MW to multi-GW. Not yet delivering power; first public technical demonstration planned March 2027.

⚡In-Space Services/Hosted PayloadsWritten by SpaceNexus from public sources

ION Satellite Carrier

ION Satellite Carrier, D-Orbit's orbital transfer vehicle, carries satellites across orbits and releases each into its final operational slot (Precision Deployment, including constellation phasing), and hosts payloads for in-orbit testing or operations with power, uplink, downlink and memory from the host vehicle.

⚡In-Space Services/Hosted PayloadsWritten by SpaceNexus from public sources

YAM Platform

Physical missions: rapidly deploy and operate physical payloads on Loft Orbital's satellite platforms (Yet Another Mission, YAM, and Longbow), either on a dedicated Longbow satellite or as rideshare paying only for the resources used onboard.

⚡In-Space Services/In-Orbit ComputingWritten by SpaceNexus from public sources

Orbital Data Center

Orbital data center (ODC) nodes for in-space storage and processing of satellite data, linked to spacecraft by optical intersatellite links. The first two nodes launched January 11, 2026 with the first tranche of Kepler Communications' optical relay network; a prototype unit (AxDCU-1) runs on the ISS.

🛰️Satellite Services/Earth ObservationWritten by SpaceNexus from public sources

Pleiades Neo

30 cm native resolution optical imagery from two identical Pléiades Neo satellites, with reactive tasking, daily revisit anywhere and intraday revisit, 3.5 m CE90 location accuracy, and multispectral bands including Deep Blue and Red Edge.

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SAR Imaging Service

Tasked SAR imagery in Spotlight, Dwell and Scan modes at 25 cm to 1 m resolution, sold at published per-scene prices under a CC BY 4.0 licence. Umbra also runs a free Open Data Program.

$675 - $3,250/5x5 km single-look Spotlight scene

🛰️Satellite Services/Earth ObservationWritten by SpaceNexus from public sources

SAR Monitoring Service

SAR imagery and persistent monitoring from ICEYE's constellation (70+ satellites launched since 2018), day and night and through clouds, at resolutions down to 25 cm. Spot, Strip, Scan and Dwell imaging modes; natural catastrophe insights for insurers and governments.

🛰️Satellite Services/Earth ObservationWritten by SpaceNexus from public sources

SAR Spotlight

X-band SAR Spotlight imagery (5 km x 5 km scenes, 0.5 m azimuth and 0.25 m slant range resolution) that images through clouds, day or night. Spotlight Ultra reaches 0.25 m azimuth. Tasked through Capella's self-service Console and API. Capella is now part of IonQ.

🛰️Satellite Services/Earth ObservationWritten by SpaceNexus from public sources

On-Demand Tasking

On-Demand subscription: flexible, global priority tasking with image delivery in under 90 minutes, hourly revisit over some areas, archive and partner imagery, and AI-driven analytics with automated object detection through the BlackSky Spectra platform.

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PlanetScope Daily

Daily imagery of the entire Earth's landmass from hundreds of PlanetScope satellites, at 3.7 m resolution (3 m pixel resampled) in 8 spectral bands.

🛰️Satellite Services/Earth ObservationWritten by SpaceNexus from public sources

WorldView Legion

30 cm class imagery from the WorldView Legion fleet, Vantor's next-generation Earth observation satellites in sun-synchronous and mid-inclination orbits, with panchromatic and 8-band VNIR multispectral bands.

🛰️Satellite Services/Earth ObservationWritten by SpaceNexus from public sources

Standard Tasking

New multispectral tasking (blue, green, red, NIR) at 70 cm or 99 cm native resolution, or 50 cm SuperResolution, ordered through the Aleph platform or API. Satellogic publishes its prices.

☀️Space Power/Space Solar PowerWritten by SpaceNexus from public sources

UltraFlex Solar Array Wings

UltraFlex deployable solar arrays: an accordion fanfold flexible-blanket design of triangular gores that unfolds into a tensioned, umbrella-shaped membrane, giving high specific power (W/kg) and stowed power density. Northrop Grumman cites civil programs such as Orion and Mars Phoenix, and UltraFlex powers its Cygnus spacecraft.

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Dream Chaser Cargo Transport

Uncrewed reusable cargo spaceplane in development. Dream Chaser Tenacity with the Shooting Star cargo module is designed to carry pressurized and unpressurized cargo to the ISS and land on a runway at under 1.5 g. Its first flight will be a free-flyer demonstration that does not visit the ISS.

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Axiom Station Commercial Habitat

Planned commercial space station. Axiom Station construction is underway; the first module, the Payload Power Thermal Module, will berth to the ISS, followed by Habitat One, an Airlock, Habitat Two and a Research & Manufacturing module. Access terms and pricing are not published.

👨‍🚀Human Spaceflight/Crew TransportWritten by SpaceNexus from public sources

Crew Dragon Crew Transportation

Human-rated crew transportation to low Earth orbit aboard SpaceX Crew Dragon. Supports missions to the ISS, free-flying orbital missions, and future commercial space station access. NASA Commercial Crew certified.

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