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GeoEye Says GeoEye-2 Satellite Will Be Operational In ‘First Half’ 2013

Wednesday, June 6th, 2012

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Commercial satellite imagery company GeoEye said yesterday its third satellite, the next-generation, high-resolution imagery spacecraft GeoEye-2, will launch and be operational in the first half of 2013. GeoEye also said on its website since subcontractor and partner Lockheed Martin [LMT] successfully completed GeoEye-2 spacecraft power-on testing and payload integration, the company is performing the functional and environmental testing phases of the program. Lockheed Martin is completing development and construction of GeoEye-2 and its associated command-and-control system, GeoEye said on its…

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