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We’ve captured one of our best images of the @Space_Station yet. The number of satellites in orbit is set to increase tenfold in the next decade. At the same time, space-to-space threats are rising and the need to inspect and maintain satellites is accelerating faster than anyone expected. Resolution alone won't deliver what's needed. True understanding comes from observing satellites frequently, from multiple angles and orbits, so you can see how they behave, respond to their environment, and what they're capable of across time and geography. That's why HEO focuses on high-frequency Non-Earth Imaging. Our technology is built for speed, scale, and adaptability, operating across multiple orbits with diverse satellite providers to deliver more coverage, more data, and faster insights into thousands of satellites. This approach will get us to a future where satellite inspection is truly on-demand. You tell us you want an image of your satellite and we deliver imagery and analysis when you need them. Image of the ISS captured with our partner @BlackSky_Inc.

@DJSnM @rookisaacman It suits

@heospace @rookisaacman Nah that's my ride.

I expect @rookisaacman has something to do with this.

@Space_Horton @AST_SpaceMobile Satellogic!

@heospace @AST_SpaceMobile You often say which satellite network you used to capture an image - can you tell us which one this was BlackSky, Satellogic, Axelspace ?

In-space view of the largest commercial communications array antenna in low-Earth orbit, fully unfolded. Congrats on the successful launch of BlueBird 6 @AST_SpaceMobile! Image taken from 106 km away at a 16 cm/px resolution.

@DJSnM @rookisaacman Ah I was picturing him in an X-Wing!

@heospace @rookisaacman Imperial squadrons are designated by greek letters e.g. Theta Squadron starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Theta_Squ…

@mildandlazyguy @AST_SpaceMobile We took the image from another satellite in space!

@heospace @AST_SpaceMobile From what location on earth??

@keyesmn @AST_SpaceMobile A naturally occurring fly-by between one of our satellites & BlueBird 6. We reoriented the satellite to point its camera toward BlueBird 6 rather than Earth, catching it as the two passed.

@heospace @AST_SpaceMobile Is this image chasing the satellite or seeing it head on?

Take a peek at BlueBird 6, the largest commercial communications array in LEO, as seen from space. 2,400 sq. ft. designed to connect directly with everyday smartphones, expected to greatly exceed 120 Mbps peak data speeds. 📶📱🌎 Image courtesy of HEO Robotics.

@NASASpaceflight Appreciate you!

We all saw it. Reply noted it. HEO admin went with it. 👏👏

@C1_dF9432 @AST_SpaceMobile From another satellite! We use cameras on satellites to image other satellites from space.

@heospace @AST_SpaceMobile That is awesome to see Says 106 km away. Was the pic taken from the Space Station? Was it from another satellite?

@BlackApple @AST_SpaceMobile

@heospace @AST_SpaceMobile OK, tell me I’m not the only one

First light from Holmes-006. HEO USA has captured first light imagery from another one of our Mk1 cameras over Victoria, Australia, validating sensor performance and confirming operational readiness on orbit. Made possible through our partnership with @SidusSpace aboard LizzieSat-3. Full announcement: heospace.com/resources/stor…

Meanwhile on orbit. Continuum-1 is delivering data to power autonomous non-Earth imaging systems while advancing the development of novel imaging modes. This image was taken from a distance of 51 km and had an image resolution of 11 cm/px. Can you identify the target?

@Satellogic We'll take good care of it! Excited to start its next mission

Satellogic and @heospace establish Australia’s first sovereign sub-meter satellite capability. Through the acquisition of NewSat-34™, now Continuum-1, HEO gains immediate access to high-resolution imaging and a dedicated R&D testbed for Non-Earth Imaging. ➡️Read more in our latest press release. satellogic.com/news/press-rel…

HEO now owns and operates our first satellite. We've acquired @Satellogic's NewSat-34 as our dedicated R&D testbed for non-Earth imaging. It will test new acquisition modes, expand our imagery catalog, and generate AI-ready datasets—while establishing sovereign space capability for Australia. Read: heospace.com/resources/stor…

New year, new missions. After months of design and testing, our Adler Mk2 completed its first end-to-end test with a Moon shoot. The prototype image previews what’s next and brings us closer to Flight Model build for our upcoming GEO mission, delivering commercial NEI to a new orbit.

5 non-Earth imaging (NEI) sensor launches, crossing 4,000 successful NEI missions, expanding partnerships, and more customers unlocking the power of NEI, 2025 was another year of growth for HEO. Explore the milestones and breakthroughs that shaped 2025 at HEO with our year in review: heospace.com/resources/stor…

@ShuttleAlmanac Better every year!

@heospace Gotta love the resolution. No one can hide from HEO.

🚨Holiday Non-Earth Imagery 🚨 We captured a pre-mission test run ahead of Santa’s primary operation. Our analysis confirms: - Stable attitude control - Payload verification and mensuration of the primary gift bag - One probable Rudolph identified on board From the team at HEO, we wish you all a very safe and happy holiday!

@Space_Station Correction: Image taken with our partner @BlackSky_Inc

In-space imagery of the @Space_Station making history with all 8 docking ports occupied. In a recent imaging mission, we captured 5 of the visiting spacecraft. By conducting non-Earth imaging at scale, fleeting orbital events are never missed.