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Satellogic NewSat constellation
Compiled from public sources on 2026-06-14. Not independently verified by Satellogic.
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The Satellogic NewSat constellation (also known as the Aleph-1 or Nusat constellation) is a commercial high-resolution optical Earth observation constellation designed, built, and operated by Satellogic. The programme began launching in May 2016 and has grown to a multi-satellite operational fleet in sun-synchronous low Earth orbit. Individual satellites carry multispectral cameras with a 6.5 km swath and sub-metre to 1 m class resolution, offering global tasking, approximately daily revisit, and an archive of about 10 years.[1][2] Published satellite counts differ by source and observation date: the 2024 Form 10-K reported approximately 20 operational satellites out of 22 in orbit at that filing date, while the NASA CSDA quality assessment noted 14 operational satellites at assessment start within a 44-satellite March 2024 constellation.[3][4] The constellation supports applications including land cover change monitoring, agricultural crop assessment, economic activity tracking, and transport infrastructure surveys.[5]
All fields
| current status | operational |
| operator | Satellogic |
| launch vehicle | casc-long-march-4b |
| Launched | 2016-05-30 |
| orbit type | Low Earth orbit, sun-synchronous operational constellation |
| swath km | 6.5 |
| revisit days | 1 |
| tasking supported | true |
| archive depth years | 10 |
| current geographic priority | Global commercial high-resolution tasking and archive imagery |
| Last updated | 2026-06-14 |
| claim status | claimed |
Compositional position
- [1]Satellogic constellation pageoperator marketing2026-06-14
- [2]Satellogic NewSat Mark IV datasheetoperator datasheet2026-06-14
- [3]Satellogic 2024 Form 10-Klegal text2026-06-14
- [4]NASA CSDA Satellogic NewSat quality assessment reportagency doc2026-06-14
- [5]Satellogic multispectral imagery product pageoperator marketing2026-06-14