We're proud to announce that Capella has been awarded a contract under the @NRO_gov's Radar Commercial Augmentation (RCA) program.
We'll provide commercial SAR data services to support U.S. national security missions.
Read more: https://t.co/udloj2g1co
Following last month's devastating earthquakes and landslides in Venezuela, we've made SAR imagery from the affected region available through our Open Data Program to support ongoing response and recovery efforts.
Access the datasets: https://t.co/XJEpGI5qzX
Infrastructure projects evolve over years. So do the risks.
Our InSAR combines repeat SAR collections to help teams monitor change over time, establish baselines, and identify anomalies before they become costly issues.
Explore the datasets: https://t.co/nfWyGNF8FQ
Using 3-day InSAR time series from both SSO and MIO collections, we captured FIFA World Cup 2026™ stadiums to explore how the ground responds to one of the world's biggest sporting events.
Because some of the best victories are measured in millimeters ⚽
#WorldCup2026
Some of the most important warning signs are measured in millimeters.
This InSAR collect of Mission Mine in Arizona shows how repeat observations can reveal subtle surface movement over time.
Learn more about Capella InSAR:
https://t.co/k6VQijGee8
Following the successful launch of Acadia-10—the first commercial SAR satellite equipped with an optical communications terminal (OCT)—we're celebrating alongside IonQ with first-light imagery of IonQ offices around the world.
Read our technical deep dive:https://t.co/3mQ6fJePVs
🛰️ Join us in celebrating First Light imagery from our newest synthetic aperture radar (SAR) satellite, Acadia-10. It launched aboard SpaceX’s Transporter-16 mission on Falcon 9. Acadia-10 is beaming down a unique form of imagery from all over planet earth, day or night, through cloud and fog.
From orbit, we’re sharing views of many IonQ offices around the world—from Oxford, UK and Geneva, Switzerland to our global headquarters in Maryland and teams across California, Massachusetts and Colorado—reflecting our growing global footprint.
Together, with quantum computing, networking and security capabilities, we’re building the world’s largest full-stack quantum platform. 🔶
Follow us and see our blog for the story behind this SAR imagery → https://t.co/J2ZT6FffrH
#IonQ #QuantumIsNow #Aerospace #SpaceIndustry
Not every vessel wants to be found.
When AIS signals go dark, SAR provides persistent visibility—day or night, through clouds and weather.
Learn how we're helping track ghost ships around the globe:
https://t.co/8Kfm4Uo3f0
This Memorial Day, we pause to honor the courageous men and women who gave their lives in service to something greater than themselves.
Their courage shaped the freedoms we carry forward. We remember their sacrifice, their service, and the enduring impact they leave behind.
Join us at EUSAR 2026
We’ll be on site connecting with partners, sharing insights, and engaging on what’s next for operational SAR.
If you’re attending, stop by to meet the team and continue the conversation.
Learn more and register: https://t.co/JXJ3qj7OvH
We’re on the ground this week at the #GSTCE2026 in Singapore
Our team is excited to connect and share how we’re supporting mission-driven outcomes globally.
View agenda and register: https://t.co/jUmRDauM8a
That’s a wrap on GEOINT 2026.
We connected with customers, partners, and leaders across the GEOINT community to share what’s next for space-based intelligence.
We’re just getting started. Hope to see you next year!
Harness true 3D ground displacement (including north–south) using Capella’s SSO + mid-inclination orbits—and task data in minutes, on demand.
Research: https://t.co/jKZzQXVHpi
What if the most valuable part of SAR data is the part most people ignore?
In our latest blog, staff engineer, Scott Staniewicz, breaks down how phase enables millimeter-scale change detection at a 3-day cadence.
Read the blog:
https://t.co/mVYRDJ1Uon
May the 4th be with you 🌌
Skip the galaxy far, far away and come meet our team at #GEOINT at Booth #1311.
See you at GEOINT!
View agenda https://t.co/ctdigpLX63
The most important changes don’t happen all at once.
They happen over time.
We’re making them visible and taskable.
Visit our #GEOINT booth #1311 to learn more!
https://t.co/d0aEpQVCOj
New research, now published in IEEE JSTARS.
InSAR has long struggled with north–south motion. This paper shows how Capella-14 data unlocks true 3D ground displacement with millimeter precision.
Full paper: https://t.co/TYKVFfzfxu
#GEOINT is almost here!
Next week, join leaders from across Capella and IonQ at Booth #1311 as we build on Capella’s proven SAR heritage to unlock the future of quantum-enabled earth observation and comms.
Register: https://t.co/cFmMA2oeyS
Quantum is coming to #GEOINT!
Join us next Monday, May 4, at the Data at Speed Stage to hear how quantum is reshaping the geospatial stack—from sensing and space systems to precision timing and secure networks.
Monday | 1:45–2:30 PM
Register: https://t.co/mVQf2pQYWF
More satellites don’t automatically mean better monitoring.
Consistency does.
Our latest blog breaks down why orbital precision, not fleet size, is what turns SAR data into reliable, decision-ready intelligence.
Read more: https://t.co/KfO3GQLqiM