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All five satellites have established communication following SpaceX’s Transporter-15 launch. They’ll support ICEYE's commercial constellation and national missions for Greece, Poland, and BAE Systems’ Azalea program. Read more: Video: SpaceX

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Solid launch! ICEYE’s Gen4 constellation is pushing SAR capabilities further-persistent surveillance just got sharper. Great collaboration with SpaceX too.

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