August 1st, 2024. Pacific Ocean off the southwestern coast of Mexico. This image was taken while flying over the west coast of Mexico, around the cities of Mazatlan and Puerto Vallarta. Extensive cloud cover over the Pacific Ocean and the low angle of observation have made the Earth portion of the image washed out.
August 1st, 2024. Pacific Ocean off the southwestern coast of Mexico. In the top left of the image, between two sets of clouds, the coastline of the Mexican state of Michoacán can be seen.
August 1st, 2024. Pacific Ocean off the southwestern coast of Mexico. This was the first image received from CatSat.
August 3rd, 2024. Central Utah at dusk. The city lights at the top center of the image are those of Provo, Utah. North is to the top right of the image.
September 6th, 2024. The southern Sea of Cortez looking south towards the limb of the Earth. Near the center of the image, a tall storm cloud casts a shadow on lower clouds.
September 16th, 2024. The metrology camera (accidentally) captures an image of the Sun. The extreme light produces a colorful glare effect due to the lenses of the camera.
September 19th, 2024. Norwegian fjords are visible in the top left of the image. In the center, clouds cover the North Sea. North is towards the bottom left of the image.
September 22nd, 2024. The California central valley is visible far in the distance as CatSat flies over New Mexico. North is to the bottom left of the image.
The Moon rising over the limb of the Earth. The bright Earth and Moon against the blackness of space has washed out the image.
October 23rd, 2024. The Moon and Mars are visible over the night-time Earth, in the vicinity of Vancouver. Mars is extremely faint near the center of the image.
November 3rd, 2024. The Kerguelen Islands are seen, partially obscured behind a thick cloud blanket. North is to the right of the image.
November 3rd, 2024. Lake Victoria is clearly visible against the day-time terrain surrounding it. North is to the left of the image.
November 3rd, 2024. A picture of the Greek Archipelago from nearly directly overhead. North is to the left of the image.
November 3rd, 2024. The mountaintops of Tierra del Fuego peek out between thick clouds. North is to the left of the image.
November 3rd, 2024. The Leeward Islands, outlined by bright sandy beaches, glow against the blue Pacific. North is to the left of the image.
November 3rd, 2024. The Hawai'ian islands of O'ahu, Lanai, Moloka'i, and part of Maui are visible under scattered clouds. North is to the left of the image.
November 12th, 2024. The colorful desert near the coast of Namibia. North is towards the bottom left of the image.
November 12th, 2024. Cancun, Mexico, is brightly outlined by its shallow beaches. North is towards the left of the image.
November 14th, 2024. Denver and the Front Range are weakly illuminated by the sunrise. Denver is in the center of the image. North is towards the left of the image.
August 1st, 2024. Pacific Ocean off the southwestern coast of Mexico. This image was taken while flying over the west coast of Mexico, around the cities of Mazatlan and Puerto Vallarta. Extensive cloud cover over the Pacific Ocean and the low angle of observation have made the Earth portion of the image washed out.
August 1st, 2024. Pacific Ocean off the southwestern coast of Mexico. In the top left of the image, between two sets of clouds, the coastline of the Mexican state of Michoacán can be seen.
August 1st, 2024. Pacific Ocean off the southwestern coast of Mexico. This was the first image received from CatSat.
August 3rd, 2024. Central Utah at dusk. The city lights at the top center of the image are those of Provo, Utah. North is to the top right of the image.
September 6th, 2024. The southern Sea of Cortez looking south towards the limb of the Earth. Near the center of the image, a tall storm cloud casts a shadow on lower clouds.
September 16th, 2024. The metrology camera (accidentally) captures an image of the Sun. The extreme light produces a colorful glare effect due to the lenses of the camera.
September 19th, 2024. Norwegian fjords are visible in the top left of the image. In the center, clouds cover the North Sea. North is towards the bottom left of the image.
September 22nd, 2024. The California central valley is visible far in the distance as CatSat flies over New Mexico. North is to the bottom left of the image.
The Moon rising over the limb of the Earth. The bright Earth and Moon against the blackness of space has washed out the image.
October 23rd, 2024. The Moon and Mars are visible over the night-time Earth, in the vicinity of Vancouver. Mars is extremely faint near the center of the image.
November 3rd, 2024. The Kerguelen Islands are seen, partially obscured behind a thick cloud blanket. North is to the right of the image.
November 3rd, 2024. Lake Victoria is clearly visible against the day-time terrain surrounding it. North is to the left of the image.
November 3rd, 2024. A picture of the Greek Archipelago from nearly directly overhead. North is to the left of the image.
November 3rd, 2024. The mountaintops of Tierra del Fuego peek out between thick clouds. North is to the left of the image.
November 3rd, 2024. The Leeward Islands, outlined by bright sandy beaches, glow against the blue Pacific. North is to the left of the image.
November 3rd, 2024. The Hawai'ian islands of O'ahu, Lanai, Moloka'i, and part of Maui are visible under scattered clouds. North is to the left of the image.
November 12th, 2024. The colorful desert near the coast of Namibia. North is towards the bottom left of the image.
November 12th, 2024. Cancun, Mexico, is brightly outlined by its shallow beaches. North is towards the left of the image.
November 14th, 2024. Denver and the Front Range are weakly illuminated by the sunrise. Denver is in the center of the image. North is towards the left of the image.