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True Anomaly CEO finds the silver lining in the startup’s anomalous first mission
True Anomaly's first mission didn't go as planned by any stretch of the imagination, but the space and defense startup's CEO, Even Rogers, said he doesn't
The two spacecraft, which the company calls Jackals, are designed to maneuver closely to other objects, capturing high resolution images and video of them using optical and radar sensors. The following day, True Anomaly engineers engaged with other rideshare passengers and external space domain awareness providers to ensure they were tracking the correct satellites. The company has generated a lot of buzz since it emerged from stealth a year ago with ambitious plans to build intelligence-gathering pursuit satellites to bolster national security and defend American assets from adversaries on orbit.
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