#nanosatellites

[eretzyisrael]

Israeli firm launches world-first expandable nanosatellite

NSLComm’s NSLSat-1 to be tested by automotive, telecom and travel industries for its ability to meet growing connectivity demands at lower cost.

A new era in satellite communications will be ushered in with the launch of NSLSat-1, the world’s first expandable high-performance communications nanosatellite, on Friday by Israeli space-tech startup NSLComm of Airport City.

The nanosatellite, designed with a unique “expandable” technology to meet the growing global demand for increased connectivity, will launch at 1:42 AM ET on July 5 at the Vostochny Cosmodrome in Far-Eastern Russia on the payload of the Soyuz launch vehicle along with 27 other commercial and educational satellites from Germany, France, the US, the UK, Sweden, Finland, Thailand, Ecuador, the Czech Republic and Estonia.

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[thegoodmexican]

Mexican scientist creates nanosatellite to monitor pollution

Nanosatellites have technological, social and environmental applications

[timestechnow]

Grahaa Space Successfully Deploys SOLARAS Aboard Skyroot Aerospace's Vikram-1 Mission

Grahaa Space, a spacetech company focused on developing Earth observation nanosatellites and geospatial intelligence Vikram-1 Mission.

Grahaa Space has successfully deployed SOLARAS aboard Skyroot Aerospace's Vikram-1 mission, validating its next-generation Earth observation nanosatellite technologies. The achievement marks a significant step toward advancing real-time geospatial intelligence, satellite innovation, and India's growing commercial space capabilities.

“Today is a defining moment for Grahaa Space. Watching SOLARAS successfully reach orbit is the culmination of years of engineering, perseverance and a shared vision of building world-class space technologies in India. This mission validates our indigenous nanosatellite platform and marks the beginning of an exciting new chapter for the company. We are grateful to Skyroot Aerospace for enabling this landmark mission and to our partners for their trust and collaboration. The success of SOLARAS strengthens our commitment to building scalable satellite platforms that make access to space faster, more affordable and more accessible for governments, enterprises, research institutions and the broader space ecosystem.” said, Ramesh Kumar V, Co-founder & CEO, Grahaa Space.

[timestechnow]

Grahaa Space Prepares to Launch SOLARAS on Skyroot Aerospace's Vikram-1 Mission

Grahaa Space, a Bengaluru-based spacetech company focused on developing earth observation nanosatellite for geospatial Vikram-1 Mission.

Grahaa Space is preparing to launch SOLARAS, its experimental nanosatellite, aboard Skyroot Aerospace's Vikram-1 mission—a significant milestone for India's rapidly growing space-tech sector. The mission will validate next-generation nanosatellite technologies while supporting applications in Earth observation, disaster management, agriculture, climate monitoring, and scientific research, paving the way for more accessible and scalable space-based solutions.

Grahaa Space, SOLARAS is an important milestone as we demonstrate our stackable nano satellite bus and platform in Low Earth Orbit and validate our tech stack that will support our future missions,” said Ramesh Kumar V, Co-founder and CEO, Grahaa Space.

[netmassimo]

A few hours ago, a Falcon 9 rocket launched from Vandenberg Air Force Base on the Twilight rideshare mission, carrying a total of 40 satelli

A few hours ago, a Falcon 9 rocket launched from Vandenberg Air Force Base on the Twilight rideshare mission, carrying a total of 40 satellites in various phases. About two hours and twenty minutes after launch, the final group of satellites was deployed by SpaceX's system. Among them were NASA's Pandora Space Telescope and the BlackCAT and SPARCS nanosatellites, both 30x20x10-centimeter CubeSat-class satellites, part of NASA's CubeSat Launch Initiative. These satellites will conduct their astronomical observations from low-Earth orbit.

[bytetrending]

Brazil's Catarina Nanosatellite Progress

Image request: A stylized graphic combining a Brazilian flag element with a depiction of a small satellite orbiting Earth. Use vibrant blues and greens to represent both the nation and space. For years, whispers of a Brazilian space program ambition have circulated, often overshadowed by larger international players, but now those murmurs are coalescing into tangible progress. The Constelação…

Brazil's Catarina Nanosatellite Progress

[bytetrending]

Satellite Imagery Iran: Insights & Analysis

The Satellogic Advantage Nanosatellites from Satellogic revealed critical images of Iranian nuclear facilities, highlighting the role of small satellites in intelligence gathering. This innovative approach leverages the power of space-based surveillance to monitor sensitive locations with unprecedented speed and detail. Initially reported by Infobae.com in June 2025, this development demonstrates…

Satellite Imagery Iran: Insights & Analysis

[marketreportservice2022]

Nanosatellite & Microsatellite Market Research Analysis Report (Solution: Hardware, Software, Data Processing, and Launch Services; Applicat