HEO introduces Strix-1 SAR satellite
Strix-1, weighing 100kg with a foldable 5m antenna, images Earth through clouds and night at 6cm per pixel. It launches the planned 30-satellite constellation.
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In short: HEO accelerated its space domain awareness capabilities through strategic acquisitions, multi-continental expansion, and major contract wins.
Strix-1, weighing 100kg with a foldable 5m antenna, images Earth through clouds and night at 6cm per pixel. It launches the planned 30-satellite constellation.
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