Anduril's first satellite has night vision for catching rivals sneaking around in orbit
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Anduril-216 rode a SpaceX rideshare to orbit back in July. It's roughly the size of an oven and flies about 590 km (366 miles) up, so it spends around a third of every lap in darkness.
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Anduril's first satellite has night vision for catching rivals sneaking around in orbit
Anduril-216 rode a SpaceX rideshare to orbit back in July. It's roughly the size of an oven and flies about 590 km (366 miles) up, so it spends around a third of every lap in darkness.
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