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Our very own SpaceEye-T, developed by SI Group, has successfully settled into its orbit! 

After finishing all its calibration, it's been super busy with its schedule, capturing amazing views of our Earth.

SpaceEye-T was born at Satrec Initiative, the SI Group company in charge of manufacturing. 

It was crafted with so much care in a dust-free cleanroom and went through tons of super strict tests to make sure it's a reliable, top-notch final product.

And guess what? 

On March 15, 2025, 

SpaceEye-T successfully settled into its mission orbit and made its very first contact with the ground station! 

It was such an exciting moment for all of us!

Our SpaceEye-T is a super high-resolution commercial Earth observation satellite with VVHR technology.

It creates optical images with an incredible 25cm resolution from an altitude of 500km.

What does 25cm resolution mean? It means that a 25cm by 25cm area is recognized as a single pixel to create an image.

The smaller the number, the higher the resolution, so 25cm is seriously good.

And get this – we're now providing the highest resolution satellite images among commercial-grade satellite imagery worldwide!

According to a report from the World Economic Forum (WEF), the potential added value generated by Earth observation data is expected to exceed USD 700 billion by 2030. 

SpaceEye-T is about to embark on a journey where it will play a huge role in so many different fields, like industry and economy, national security, agriculture and energy, logistics, urban planning, disaster response, and more.

It's going to be a total game-changer for our planet.

Alright, let's dive into some of the amazing satellite images SpaceEye-T has captured from all over the place.

I'll be back with more exciting updates soon!

 Click on the image to see it big!

Dubai, UAE, observed on May 15th

You can see the intricate details of the tall buildings, the three-dimensional letters installed on their exteriors, urban railways, and even vehicles! Plus, you can spot tables and sunbeds by hotel swimming pools.

King Abdulaziz International Airport in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, observed on April 28th

You can even distinguish the seams of the airport's metal roof! And get this you can read the words like 'Minimum Power,' 'Max Span 36m,' and 'Stop' marked on the asphalt of the apron.

Hamburg, Germany, observed on April 28th

In the port, you can clearly see containers loaded onto the Evergreen ship and vehicles loaded onto the Grimaldi Lines ship.

Giza Pyramids in Cairo, Egypt, observed on March 26th

You can even observe visitors entering the pyramids and the camels waiting for them.

Ohakea Livestock in New Zealand, observed on May 22nd

In the fields of Ohakea, New Zealand, where livestock farming is highly developed, you can observe herds of cattle grazing and flocks of sheep gathered together.