Today, @planet.com announced a new contract with @esa.int to support the Greek government’s Hellenic Space Center! 🇬🇷
Greece aims to inform and complement the development of its national satellite technology.
Learn more: go.planet.com/greekgovt
Planet signed its “biggest deal ever,” CEO Will Marshall says: $230 million for Pelican satellites from a company in Asia Pacific.
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Terrifying @planet.com satellite imagery captured yesterday of the Palisades fire in LA:
Image of the Moon, on a background of the blackness of space, and foreground at right of Earth's atmosphere in shades of blue, taken by ESA astronaut André Kuipers from the ISS in 2012.
Hello @bsky.app, here's to looking into more #bluesky and beyond... 😉
Left - a large methane plume from a leaking oil and gas pipeline was detected in the Texas Permian Basin by Tanager-1 on Oct. 9. After being shared with federal and state agencies, the leak was voluntarily fixed by the operator. Right - a subsequent Tanager observation on Oct. 24 detected no methane.
2024 highlight: On Oct 9, our @planet.com Tanager-1 satellite detected a significant methane leak — equivalent to the CO2 emissions of driving 47 gas-powered cars for a year. The leak was swiftly reported and repaired by the operator.
Here's to many more successes like this in 2025! 🌎🌈🛰️
2025 #trends in the #space industry! Have a read from
Planet's president & CFO, Ashley Johnson -- including the #AI revolution, new space #sustainability solutions, and #policy changes in the space sector. www.planet.com/pulse/the-eo...
Check out Planet's '2024 in satellite images' - where we highlight some of the beautiful, heart-breaking and truly awe-inspiring images our satellites captured in low Earth orbit. 🌎🌍🌏
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Very exciting time at Planet! The latest high-resolution satellite Pelican-2 and 36 SuperDoves arrived at Vandenberg Space Force Base this week, ready for launch early next year. Read more about our newest AI-powered fleet: www.planet.com/pulse/pelica...
As part of our reporting, we used optical and radar sensors aboard earth observation satellites to track the expanding burial grounds at Zamzam. Here’s how we did it. www.reuters.com/investigates...
"Planet’s leaders grab the spotlight with their quest to make war impossible - by capturing every stealth battle move with satellite imagery and bringing these photographic chronicles to a global audience."
