Select only the launch providers and facilities you care about to filter this page (tags coming soon). Save your feed for ease of access, then subscribe to it in your favorite calendar app!
Also known as Siwei Gaojing-1 (03, 04), two satellites for a planned 28-satellite commercial remote sensing constellation.
Pakistani Earth observation satellite.
Commercial Earth observation satellite capable of acquiring high-resolution images
Russian Kondor-FKA satellites built by NPO-Mashinostroyenia, are intended for 24/7 all-weather radar remote sensing of the Earth in medium and high resolution. The first one was...
The first two of a planned constellation of four spacecraft for the first Russian space weather monitoring system called "Ionozond". The system being created is designed to...
On October 15th, 2024, a Chinese Long March 4C rocket successfully placed the fifth Gaofen-12 earth observation satellite into sun-synchronous orbit. The Gaofen-12 series of...
This is set to be the final flight of ESA's Vega launcher. The mission will provide high-resolution multispectral imagery crucial for observing changes in land cover,...
The third mission for Capella Space launching the new generation Acadia Earth observation satellites.
The satellite will be used for land surveys, urban planning, land ownership verification, road network design, crop yield estimation, even disaster prevention and mitigation,...
Also known as PREFIRE 2, the second of 2 NASA polar energy monitoring satellites.
Joint satellite by ESA and JAXA, the 6th for ESA's Living Planet Programme.
Also known as PREFIRE 1, the first of 2 NASA polar energy monitoring satellites.
Technology demonstration satellites; S.Korea's NeonSat-1 is a high-resolution optical satellite, NASA's ACS3 will help design future composite solar sail systems.
Rocket Lab's fourth mission for Synspective, launching the StriX-3 Earth-imaging satellite.
This launch will now carry a mass simulator (Vehicle Evaluation Payload 4) instead of the ALOS-4 Earth observation satellite that was originally planned.
NASA's Plankton, Aerosol, Cloud, ocean Ecosystem (PACE) will observe global ocean color, biochemistry and ecology.
