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WorldView (Maxar legacy) / eo constellation

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Vantor's satellite constellation page lists WorldView Legion, WorldView-3, WorldView-2, GeoEye-1 and WorldView-1 as part of its imaging satellite fleet. Vantor describes its constellation of 10 imaging satellites as able to revisit the same location on Earth 15 times per day, with downlink speeds as fast as 15 minutes after collection.

(source, as of 2026-07-05)

key details

max resolution //0.31 mas of 2026-07-13
swath //13.1 kmas of 2026-07-13
revisit //WorldView-3: under one day for any location at 1 m resolution or better; about 4.5 days at 20 degrees off-nadir or lessas of 2026-07-13
spectral bands //Panchromatic 450-800 nm, VNIR multispectral (8 bands, 400-1040 nm range), SWIR (8 bands, 1195-2365 nm range), CAVIS (12 bands, 405-2245 nm range)as of 2026-07-13

faq

Who operates WorldView (Maxar legacy)?

WorldView (Maxar legacy) is operated by Vantor. (source, as of 2026-07-05)

How many WorldView (Maxar legacy) satellites are active on orbit?

CelesTrak's catalog currently tracks 4 objects for WorldView (Maxar legacy). (source, as of 2026-09-08)

When did WorldView (Maxar legacy) first launch?

WorldView (Maxar legacy) first launched on 2007-09-18. (source, as of 2026-07-05)