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SatVu zooms in energy facilities in Cuba, India and Australia

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May 8, 2026 • 46 views
Original source: SpaceNews

SAN FRANCISCO – British startup SatVu released imagery from HotSat-2, a thermal satellite built to keep tabs on energy infrastructure. HotSat-2, built by Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd., is the second satellite in SatVu’s commercial high-resolution thermal-imaging constellation. The first, HotSat-1...

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