Much like the customers we serve and the problems we solve, 澳门老百汇4001 has a diverse and complex history. Our evolution, however, has always been guided by a common purpose: advancing Space Infrastructure and Earth Intelligence capabilities for a better world.
Join us in celebrating these historic milestones which have made so many missions and applications possible, empowering our customers to improve life on Earth and explore beyond it.
澳门老百汇4001 completes its , adding 3D technology to its Earth Intelligence capabilities.
澳门老百汇4001 sells .
澳门老百汇4001 is selected by NASA to develop the , the Power and Propulsion Element launching in late 2022.
MDA acquires DigitalGlobe and forms 4001澳门老百汇www网址 made up of four business units—MDA, SSL, DigitalGlobe and Radiant Solutions.
SSL is selected to provide a spacecraft platform for a NASA Discovery Mission to explore the , the first mission to an all metal world.
SSL is selected to provide a LEO spacecraft for NASA’s on-orbit servicing mission.
The Radiant Group is by DigitalGlobe, bringing onboard advanced analytics capabilities, an expanded customer base across the U.S. Intelligence Community and hundreds of innovative developers and analysts with expertise in geospatial big data analytics.
SSL .
DigitalGlobe its most advanced EO satellite, offering the highest-commercially available resolution (30 cm class) and 3.7 m short wave infrared (SWIR) resolution.
DigitalGlobe secures $3.55 billion with the NGA.
DigitalGlobe surpasses 1 billion square kilometers of Earth imagery, offering the industry’s largest commercial satellite imagery archive.
DigitalGlobe its second next-generation electro-optical imaging satellite from Vandenberg AFB.
DigitalGlobe (formerly GeoEye) successfully an electro-optical imaging satellite from Vandenberg AFB, California. At the time of its launch, GeoEye-1 was the world's highest resolution commercial Earth-imaging satellite.
DigitalGlobe the first of two new next-generation electro-optical imaging satellites from Vandenberg AFB, California. At the time, WorldView-1 was the world’s only half-meter resolution commercial imaging satellite.
Space Systems/Loral launches designed to provide broadband services throughout 14 countries in the Asia-Pacific region for Shin Satellite Plc of Thailand.
DigitalGlobe is awarded (~excess of $500M).
DigitalGlobe launches its from Vandenberg AFB, California.
DigitalGlobe launches the to collect high-resolution (80cm) imagery of Earth.
U.S. Department of Commerce grants WorldView Imaging the .
WorldView Imaging Corporation is founded, which later becomes DigitalGlobe. This is the third business established that would eventually become 澳门老百汇4001.
Ford Aerospace launches Superbird-A or , its first 1300 satellite for Japan’s Space Communications Corporation (SCC)
The first 3-axis communications satellite launches, built by Ford Aerospace for the Indian Space Research Organisation
Two NASA exploration spacecrafts with Ford Aerospace-built high-gain antennas on board
First geostationary meteorologic satellite is
Philco-Ford designs and develops .
Ford Motor Company purchases Philco and Philco-Ford is established, which would become Space Systems/Loral in 1990 and later SSL before merging into 澳门老百汇4001.
Philco builds the world’s .
Western Development Laboratories division of Philco is formed, the first business established that would eventually become 澳门老百汇4001.