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University of Alberta Contracts SFL Missions Inc. to Develop Small Satellite for Study of Space Radiation Impacts on Earth’s Climate
Read more: University of Alberta Contracts SFL Missions Inc. to Develop Small Satellite for Study of Space Radiation Impacts on Earth’s ClimateTORONTO, Ontario, Canada, 29 September 2025 – SFL Missions Inc. has been awarded a contract by the University of Alberta for development of the RADICALS small satellite to study the transport of space radiation into Earth’s atmosphere and its impact on climate. The RADiation Impacts on Climate and Atmospheric Loss Satellite (RADICALS) mission is being……
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SFL Missions Inc. Awarded Contract to Develop Three New HawkEye 360 Satellite Clusters for Radio Frequency Detection
Read more: SFL Missions Inc. Awarded Contract to Develop Three New HawkEye 360 Satellite Clusters for Radio Frequency DetectionTORONTO, Ontario, Canada, 10 September 2025 – SFL Missions Inc. has been awarded a contract to provide spacecraft bus units in support of three new HawkEye 360 satellite Clusters, totaling nine spacecraft, which will expand HawkEye 360’s RF detection and geolocation constellation. The contract includes Cluster 14, which is similar to those recently launched by……
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SFL Missions Inc. Awarded Contract for Fast-Turnaround AISSat-4 Nanosatellite Development to Expand Capacity in Norwegian Maritime Monitoring System
Read more: SFL Missions Inc. Awarded Contract for Fast-Turnaround AISSat-4 Nanosatellite Development to Expand Capacity in Norwegian Maritime Monitoring SystemTORONTO, Ontario, Canada, 29 July 2025 – The Norwegian Space Agency (NOSA) has awarded a contract to SFL Missions Inc. to develop the AISSat-4 maritime ship tracking microsatellite for launch in less than one year. AISSat-4 is needed to expand operational capacity in Norway’s maritime situational awareness network. AISSat-4 is being developed on SFL’s SPARTAN……
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Space Flight Laboratory (SFL) Students Place First and Secondin Small Satellite Conference Student Competition
Read more: Space Flight Laboratory (SFL) Students Place First and Secondin Small Satellite Conference Student CompetitionCongratulations to Benjamin Nero and Saksham Jain for placing First and Second respectively in the 2025 Small Satellite Conference student paper competition. Nero and Jain worked on their papers and submitted them to the competition earlier this year while completing their graduate degrees at the Space Flight Laboratory (SFL). Both are now employed at SFL……
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Autonomous Formation Flying Enables Multi-Satellite Applications
Read more: Autonomous Formation Flying Enables Multi-Satellite ApplicationsBy Dr. Robert E. Zee More than ten years ago, SFL became the first microspace developer to develop and integrate the hardware systems and software algorithms that make autonomous formation flying a reality for micro- and nanosatellites at costs low enough to support commercial applications. In today’s blog, I take a look at the specific……
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Critical Microspace Technologies for Successful Earth Observation
Read more: Critical Microspace Technologies for Successful Earth ObservationWe are proud to have played major roles in creating and refining many microspace capabilities that make operational use of smaller satellites a reality – especially those enabling small satellite remote sensing. If your organization is considering initiating an Earth observation mission, these are the critical capabilities required for your nano-, micro-, small- or CubeSat……
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