One problem with satellites is that they’re either one-offs or part of a constellation of a single, costly design. Both can be expensive and neither lends itself to getting a specialized satellite into orbit quickly and on a budget. Boeing’s answer to this is a kit car class of a small satellites called Phantom Phoenix that are relatively easy to customize and economical to launch. .. Continue Reading Boeing announces Phantom Phoenix family of small satellites
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2 comments:
First Phantom Ray, then Phantom Eye, now Phantom Phoenix.
Why do I get the feeling that their next project will be a big honking satellite that does it all, named "Brother Eye"?
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