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Space Station Photo of March 2025 by HEO Space International Space Station photography not from the ground, instead from above! Staggering image quality improvement! HEO !! Follow the link below 👇spacestationguys.com/spom/ International Space Station NASA European Space Agency じゃくさ Canadian Space Agency

Launching a satellite to space? See how non-Earth imaging can support your mission from day 1.

Today’s the day 🚀 Our first Adler Imager and two of our Holmes Imagers are scheduled to launch on the Transporter-13 Rideshare mission today from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California. The launch window opens at 5:39 PM AEDT (2:39 am ET). See the red arrows pointing

Projects in Motion ▶️ HEO Over the weekend, HEO’s first-ever Adler Imager launched on board SpaceX’s Transporter-13 rideshare mission, blasting off from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California.

New from orbit! We captured this image of the Chinese Space Station using a BlackSky satellite. This NEI mission was captured from a distance of 83 km, with a resolution of 0.17 m/px. Can you identify the various modules of the space station? Photo: BlackSky

HEO has partnered with Space Machines Company to support its on-orbit servicing and space debris mitigation demonstration, Space-MAITRI, by integrating our NEI camera, Holmes Mk2, into Space Machines Company’s Optimus Viper. Read more: heospace.com/stories/heos-n…

HEO had an awesome visit to NASA Goddard. It's one thing to capture images of iconic missions (like Hubble) from our unique vantage point in orbit, and another to see the precision that goes into building them on Earth. Here's to seeing more science in space!

Even in a galaxy far, far away, our non-Earth imaging technology can monitor and inspect your spacecraft and other threats in orbit. #MayThe4thBeWithYou

A long time ago, in a galaxy not so far away… What looks like a TIE fighter is really our ERS-2 satellite which safely reentered Earth's atmosphere at the end of its mission last year. Happy Star Wars Day! #MayThe4thBeWithYou 📸HEO

News: We are collaborating with BAE Systems, Inc. to make our non-Earth imaging more accessible by combining our high-frequency imagery with BAE Systems’ cutting-edge SOCET GXP® software. Read more: heospace.com/stories/heo-an…

Our recent non-Earth imaging mission captured 4 spaceships parked at the International Space Station including the SpaceX Dragon crew and cargo spacecraft, the Soyuz MS-27 crew ship, and the Progress 90 resupply ship.

HEO is proud to collaborate with CGI Global on the BOREALIS project, helping to deliver cutting-edge UK sovereign capability for Space Domain Awareness into the heart of the National Space Operations Centre for the UK Ministry of Defence and UK Space Agency. HEO is a provider of

Stop imagining space. Start seeing it. Non-Earth imaging shows the visual truth, like this image of the Chinese Space Station, captured with our partner BlackSky. As space grows crowded and contested, real visuals help operators and analysts act with clarity. Fewer

To evaluate the performance of our newest Holmes Mk2 camera, the team conducted nighttime moon photography tests. This setup allowed us to perform the first end-to-end test of the fully assembled system. The results showed that everything from the optical system to the image

A new image of the International Space Station from another satellite captured by HEO 2025-06-14 21:28:56 UTC. The picture has a resolution of 18cm from a distance of 85.77km.

Historically, imaging other satellites was manual and hardware-limited. Our software delivers high-volume data and insights, identifying, characterising, and monitoring objects to keep pace with rising space activity. Imagine a single operator monitoring entire constellations

This Holmes Mk2 model is nearly ready for space. It will fly as a hosted payload to image satellites, filling critical visibility gaps in our coverage, including high-LEO and GEO. With each launch, we move one step closer to imaging anything in the solar system on demand.

What Hubble sees. What HEO sees. First Image Credit: NASA, ESA

A look at the Chinese Space Station over the years. At HEO we’re improving image quality with: - Smarter software: We’re optimising the way sensors operate through software, pushing our current partners' systems to deliver sharper images without changing the hardware. -