The CDK17, presented at Robb Report. An extraordinary instrument created for those who demand nothing less than exceptional.
This Telescope Tuesday, we're highlighting the CDK14 and its view of NGC 6960, the Western Veil Nebula.
Captured by Casey Good.
World Space Week | PF1000 | The Wizard Nebula.
The Wizard Nebula earned its magical nickname because narrowband images reveal gas and dust clouds shaped like a medieval sorcerer wearing a pointed hat and robes.
Our lasercom systems power optical, free-space communications with data rates up to 100× higher than conventional RF systems.
The CDK17 is built for high-performance imaging, research, and tracking. Engineered to see farther, sharper, and with purpose.
The CDK17 Cosmic Card features the Rosette Nebula
Our technology powered laser communications across nearly 500 million km of interplanetary space - all the way to @MissionToPsyche, the first spacecraft to demonstrate optical communications beyond the Earth-Moon system.
Tracking the International Space Station in real time with our platform. Precision tracking, insights, and continuous space domain awareness
Lasercom is the future.
At 100x the speed of traditional radio frequency (and 1/10th the power), our systems power the next generation of space communications.
Telescope Tuesday spotlight: the CDK1000
It is a 1-meter aperture telescope system designed for SDA, deep-sky imaging and dynamic research.
Swipe for the CDK1000 Cosmic Card!
Astrophotography done by Mike Selby
Our co-founder and CEO, Dan Roelker, met with @SciGuySpace to talk about the new era of space operations
This former hacker saw the light—and now wants to collect all of it arstechnica.com/features/202…
Observable Space retweeted
I wrote about the rise of optical communications through the lens of a company called Observable Space, which was co-founded by SpaceX's former VP of Software.
arstechnica.com/features/202…
Live from @reindsummit: Our CEO Dan Roelker joined @EdLudlow on Bloomberg @technology to discuss the future of space-to-ground lasercom
Observable Space retweeted
Space startups used to solve connectivity themselves.
@ObservableSpace is helping turn connectivity into infrastructure, giving satellite constellations high-bandwidth links to each other and to the ground out of the box.
H/t @WSJ
Great to be featured on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange and share what we’re building at Observable Space.
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