Marble Imaging Satellite (Constellation Spacecraft)
Marble Imaging
Marble Imaging is developing a scalable constellation of very-high-resolution imaging satellites intended to provide daily global coverage. The first satellite targets a product resolution of up to 0.7 m in Visual and Near Infrared bands, plus Short Wave Infrared bands at a targeted 6 m resolution; later constellation satellites target 0.5 m resolution. The spacecraft […]
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- Mass
- 150 kg
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- Product resolution (first satellite, VIS/NIR)
- Up to 0.7 m
- SWIR band resolution (first satellite)
- Targeted 6 m
- Constellation target resolution
- 0.5 m
- Satellite mass class
- ~150 kg
- Planned constellation size
- 20 satellites by end of 2028, up to 200 long-term
- Revisit rate (full constellation)
- Up to hourly
- Spectral bands
- VIS, NIR, SWIR; future AIS and passive RF planned
- Imager partner
- Scanway Space
About
Marble Imaging is developing a scalable constellation of very-high-resolution imaging satellites intended to provide daily global coverage. The first satellite targets a product resolution of up to 0.7 m in Visual and Near Infrared bands, plus Short Wave Infrared bands at a targeted 6 m resolution; later constellation satellites target 0.5 m resolution. The spacecraft is sized for the ~150 kg small satellite class, with the imager flight model developed by partner Scanway Space. Future plans include adding AIS and passive RF sensor payloads. The company has signed an ESA contract, with Scanway, to deliver a sub-meter resolution telescope for a satellite.
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