The III Meeting on SmallSats: “NEW HORIZONS FOR EARTH OBSERVATION” was held under the direction of Juan Tomás Hernani Burzaco, CEO of SATLANTIS, and Torcuato Battaglia (Course Secretary), as part of the Summer Courses
[Joint Press Release, Madrid, 21 May 2024] – ESA selects Elecnor Deimos, with core team members Satlantis, DHV Technology and Alén Space, for the Spanish Component of the Atlantic Constellation Deimos
We’re pleased to be among the Founding Members of the EU Space Information Sharing Analysis Centre (ISAC). The EU Space ISAC is a membership-driven initiative jointly coordinated by EUSPA – EU Agency for the Space
On March 21, the Board of Directors of SATLANTIS MICROSATS presented the company’s results for the year 2023. These figures continue to show a significant increase in the company’s commercial activity
On March, 4th, 2024, SATLANTIS launched HORACIO, currently its sixth Earth Observation mission and third full-solution satellite, equipped with its own state-of-the-art high-resolution optical system, with visible, infrared, and agility
The EDIDP NEMOS (Novel Earth and Maritime Observations Satellite) project successfully concluded with the NEMOS CDR and Final Review meeting that took place on November 28th at SATLANTIS facilities, where
SATLANTIS team is currently immersed in the GARAI Mission’s preparations, having recently completed a comprehensive vibration test campaign for the structural model of the entire GARAI satellite in Sweden. The
In the picture: Luis Guerra and Juan Tomás Hernani after signing the agreement – Copyright Airbus Airbus and SATLANTIS have signed a Memorandum of understanding (MoU) to develop infrared capability
On 3, 4 and 5 July, the “2nd Conference on SmallSats” organised by SATLANTIS, in collaboration with the “11th Conference on Space Telecommunications” of HISPASAT (“II Encuentro Sobre SmallSats” &
SATLANTIS is honoured to announce to be among the nine New Space companies selected to join the Copernicus programme (the European Union’s Earth Observation flagship programme) as “Copernicus Contributing Mission”
