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Spiral Blue has announced the successful integration of its Space Edge One computer (“SE-1”) with the Satellogic satellite. The satellite is expected to launch onboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket later this year. Spiral Blue is intending to host a livestream for this launch.

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Sorry, I don't get it that the geomagnetic storm caused loss of control over SatRev’s SW1FT satellite lasting such long. Starlinks were just deorbited due to increased atmospheric drag, they were not damaged by the solar radiation or so.
Satrev has some issues with their satellites, serious issues.

Geomagnetic storm? Poor excuse. Another project impacted by SatRev's incompetence...

Well, ShitRev had a brilliant idea to tell everyone else that the failure is caused by geomagnetic storm. Plus the cherry on top: "look, all those cool and powerful StarLinks went down as well!" was a nice try but... invalid, as pointed out by previous commenters. 

The truth is SatRev tried to tell people the fairly tale about reasons why the satellite failed. This is exactly they way of advertising and misleading people. Those fairly tales are extremely successful when advertised to a mass public via internet but when told to people actually involved in Space they are just pure bullshit, what you can smell from a mile.

Sorry Spiral guys to lose your mission, that really hurts. I only hope that one day SatRegression will have enough courage to tell the real story of their failed missions instead of finding strange excuses every time.

Good luck!

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Spiral Blue has announced initial results from in orbit testing of their Space Edge Zero (SEZ) prototype, launched on the 13th of January 2022. The SEZ was launched onboard Polish satellite manufacturer SatRev’s SW1FT satellite.

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Spiral Blue has attended a soft launch event for the new Wolfpack Space Hub site, alongside Gabrielle Upton, Member for Vaucluse and Parliamentary Secretary to the NSW Premier, and representatives from AMGC, Esper Satellite Imagery and Dandelions.

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