New view from space!
We captured this image of the Chinese Space Station as it passed over the coast of Hawaii.
At 12 cm/px resolution, we can see the expected T-shaped configuration of the CSS, with its solar array wings deployed and all science modules visible: Tianhe,
The next step in space intelligence is understanding objects in more ways.
At T-Minus, @drwillcrowe unveiled how HEO is starting to integrate multiple data sources, including optical imagery, RF, thermal, synthetic aperture radar and hyperspectral observations, into a single
At T-Minus 5.0, @drwillcrowe explains why imaging anything in the solar system on demand is only half the job.
"Our mission is to image anything in the solar system on demand. But it's also to be the intelligence layer for all of space."
"The images are important to contribute
At T-Minus 5.0, HEO CEO & Co-Founder @drwillcrowe breaks down our coverage strategy: how we combine partner satellites, proprietary sensors, and satellite acquisitions to build a distributed, on-demand space intelligence network.
By the end of 2027, our goal is to cover 90% of
Our first view of a new Starlink V3 in orbit.
Captured on September 30 from approximately 230 km with 34 cm/px resolution, this is an early look at the next generation satellite in the Starlink constellation.
Two solar arrays are deployed, with the spacecraft in an expected
