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Exolaunch, one of the global leaders in launch mission management, integration, and satellite deployment services, announced a new partnership with Creotech Instruments, a publicly traded leading satellite and space components manufacturer based in Poland. After winning the public tender, Exolaunch will manage the upcoming launch and deployment services for Creotech\u2019s “EagleEye<\/strong>” satellite, Poland\u2019s first and largest satellite yet, marking a significant milestone for the nation\u2019s space exploration efforts.<\/p>\n The EagleEye satellite, Creotech\u2019s first microsatellite, is an important payload that is set to advance Poland\u2019s presence and capabilities in space and will be launched during the Transporter-11 mission with SpaceX in mid-2024. Creotech Instruments has been working on the EagleEye observation satellite project since 2020. The EagleEye project is part of a program financed by the National Center for Research and Development, with contributions from the Space Research Center of the Polish Academy of Sciences and Scanway. Weighing approximately 50 kilograms, the EagleEye satellite is based on Creotech\u2019s proprietary HyperSat platform, designed to support a wide range of missions, from technological and scientific to observation and telecommunications, including deep space projects. The satellite will be equipped with an optical telescope, further enhancing its capabilities.<\/p>\n This agreement marks the first partnership between Creotech and Exolaunch. The EagleEye microsatellite will be deployed using Exolaunch\u2019s reliable and flight-proven 15-inch CarboNIX<\/strong> separation ring system. This deployment mechanism ensures precise and efficient satellite separation, contributing to the overall success of the mission. Through this collaboration, Creotech will not only utilize Exolaunch\u2019s innovative CarboNIX hardware, but will also receive Exolaunch\u2019s comprehensive launch services package, including end-to-end mission management expertise and integration services.<\/p>\n \u201cThe partnership with Exolaunch marks a significant milestone for the EagleEye project. We fully trust our partner and are delighted to collaborate with a global leader in coordinating launch missions. We believe this partnership will help us achieve the ambitious objectives of the EagleEye mission, which is pivotal not only for our organization but also for the development of the Polish space sector. Exolaunch plays a critical role in this venture and is instrumental in guaranteeing the success of the entire mission,\u201d said Grzegorz Brona<\/strong>, President of the Management Board of Creotech Instruments S.A. \u201cThe launch of Poland’s EagleEye satellite represents a watershed moment for Creotech Instruments, bringing immense satisfaction as we steer such a complex and significant project to completion,\u201d he added.<\/p>\n “The EagleEye satellite represents a significant advancement in Poland’s space capabilities, being the first designed and built Polish satellite with a mass over 50kg. Our team is delighted to partner with Creotech Instruments on this landmark mission to be launched through SpaceX\u2019s Transporter rideshare program,” said Hugh MacLellan<\/strong>, senior mission manager at Exolaunch. \u201cWe are steadfast in our commitment to enable access to space for new, strong players in the European NewSpace industry and are excited to play a part in Poland\u2019s thriving space activities.\u201d<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Exolaunch, one of the global leaders in launch mission management, integration, and satellite deployment services, announced a new partnership with Creotech Instruments, a publicly traded leading satellite and space components manufacturer based in Poland. 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