Największy polski satelita już wkrótce trafi na orbitę

Satelita obserwacyjny EagleEye już gotowy do startu. Z Kalifornii zostanie wystrzelony na rakiecie Falcon-9, firmy SpaceX, informuje Creotech Instruments.

EagleEye powstał dzięki współpracy Centrum Badań Kosmicznych Polskiej Akademii Nauk oraz firm Creotech Instruments i Scanway. To pierwszy polski satelita ważący ponad 50 kg. Został zbudowany na uniwersalnej, modułowej platformie HyperSat, firmy Creotech.

Prace nad jego budową rozpoczęły się w 2017 roku i kosztowały około 60 mln złotych. Technologia powstała w Polsce i nie bazuje na technologiach zagranicznych.

To pierwszy raz, kiedy polski satelita dokona manewru orbitalnego, co zapewni lepszą jakość zdjęć.

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