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Satellogic to present at the LD Micro 20th Annual Main Event conference on tuesday, October 20, 2026. NEW YORK, Oct. 08, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - Satellogic Inc. (NASDAQ: SATL), the infrastructure company for Persistent Global Intelligence (PGI), today announced that Satellogic's Interim CFO & SVP, Corporate Controller, Dustin Greer, and Chief of Staff, Dr. Caitlin Kontgis, will host an in-person presentation and one-on-one meetings with investors at the LD Micro 20th Annual Main Event, being held October 20-21, 2026 at the Luxe Sunset Blvd. Hotel in Los Angeles. The presentation will highlight recent developments including the Company's strong second quarter 2026 financial results, accelerating sovereign and defense wins, the market's transition to persistent global intelligence, and the recent successful satellite launch of its Merlin.01, two NewSat Mark VIs, and one NewSat Mark V. LD Micro 20th Annual Main Event Dates: October 20-21, 2026 Location: Luxe Sunset Blvd. Hotel, Los Angeles Conference Website: Here Format: In-person Presentation and One-on-One Meetings Presentation: October 20, 2026 at 2:00 PM PT/5:00 PM ET in Track 3 Webcast Registration: https://ldmicroevents.com/ Attendees: Interim CFO & SVP, Corporate Controller, Dustin Greer, and Chief of Staff, Dr. Caitlin Kontgis To schedule a one-on-one investor meeting with Satellogic management, please contact your LD Micro conference representative or email your request to at [email protected] or call Chris Tyson at (949) 491-8235. About Satellogic Founded in 2010, Satellogic (NASDAQ: SATL) builds the infrastructure for Persistent Global Intelligence (PGI): continuous, proactive awareness of the places, assets, and activities that matter. The company combines high-cadence satellite collection, best-in-class technology, AI-accelerated workflows, and sovereign-trusted architecture to help customers move from episodic imagery to persistent monitoring programs. Satellogic serves allied defense and intelligence agencies, civil governments, and commercial markets that need reliable, scalable awareness of change across large portfolios of sites. Customers can begin with discovery, expand into persistent monitoring, and build toward dedicated or sovereign-controlled capacity as their mission requirements grow. To learn more, please visit: https://www.satellogic.com.

US confirms weapons deployed in orbit, space brief 15 Sep 2026. Air Force Secretary Meink confirms US has on-orbit space weapons for the first time. Vega C delivers ESA's FLEX and Sentinel-3C. 218 orbital launches in 2026. Top stories. US military confirms weapons deployed in orbit for the first time. Air Force Secretary Troy Meink announced Monday at the Air, Space & Cyber Conference that the United States now has "on-orbit space control weapons capable of defending the joint force against hostile adversary action." No details on the weapon type, quantity, or host platform were disclosed. Meink said specifics would not benefit deterrence and declined to confirm whether the systems have been tested. The confirmation formalizes what Space Force officials had been hinting at for years as the Pentagon shifted from silence on orbital warfare to open discussion of defensive countermeasures, on-orbit combat, and ground-based satellite-disabling capabilities. For the tracking community, the announcement raises obvious questions about which cataloged objects carry these payloads and whether any previously unattributed maneuvers in the public catalog were related. Vega C deploys ESA's FLEX and Sentinel-3C in dual-payload mission. Avio's Vega C lifted off from Kourou at 01:21 UTC on September 15, delivering two European satellites to orbit. Sentinel-3C separated about one hour after launch, followed by ESA's FLEX (Fluorescence Explorer) 56 minutes later after two additional AVUM+ upper stage burns. This was Vega C's second flight of 2026 and Avio's second launch as an independent operator after splitting from Arianespace. FLEX carries a Fluorescence Imaging Spectrometer designed to detect the faint glow plants emit during photosynthesis, a first-of-its-kind measurement from orbit. Sentinel-3C joins the existing 3A and 3B constellation monitoring oceans, land, ice, and atmosphere, and will eventually replace the aging 3A, which has been operating well past its seven-year design life. Pentagon's space weapons disclosure: why now? Breaking Defense's conference coverage digs into the timing and strategic logic behind Meink's announcement. The public acknowledgment appears calibrated as a deterrence signal aimed at Beijing and Moscow, both of which have tested or deployed counterspace capabilities in recent years. The disclosure follows a broader Pentagon pattern of gradually declassifying space domain awareness posture while keeping operational specifics classified. Satellogic expanding dod business ahead of October launch. Satellogic is preparing to launch three satellites next month: two NewSat Mark VI birds with optical intersatellite links and one Mark V intended for on-orbit transfer to a customer under the company's Sovereign Space Systems program. The company's first Merlin satellite, designed for continuous 1-meter resolution Earth observation, was previously announced for an October launch but has not been confirmed for this specific mission. The launches support Satellogic's pivot from selling individual images to persistent site monitoring through its Aleph Observer platform. CEO Emiliano Kargieman said Merlin will enable monitoring of a practically unlimited number of terrestrial sites, a capability he described as transformative for defense and intelligence customers who currently lack continuous theater-wide awareness. Read the full story: Payload Djibouti signs the Artemis Accords. NASA announced Djibouti as the newest signatory to the Artemis Accords, the framework agreement establishing principles for civil space exploration cooperation including transparency, interoperability, and orbital debris mitigation. The small East African nation joins a growing list of signatories as the US continues building multilateral support for the Accords ahead of planned lunar surface operations. Read the full story: NASA White House UAP council chair says government "sincere" on investigations. The new chair of the White House UAP council stated publicly that the US government is "sincere in its efforts to understand UAP," signaling continued institutional support for the investigation program that has been operating across multiple agencies. Specific new findings or policy changes were not announced alongside the statement. Satellite of the day. COSMOS 2597 (RODNIK-S 22) - COSMOS 2597 (Rodnik-S 22), launched November 2025 on an Angara-1.2 from Plesetsk, is the 22nd Russian military store-and-forward relay satellite orbiting at 1,500 km. By the numbers. * Active satellites tracked: 15,993 * Cataloged debris objects: 14,950 * New objects cataloged yesterday: 0 * Orbital launches this year: 218 (211 successful) * Next launch: Gravity-1 | Unknown Payload in about 13 hours (Sep 15, 21:55 UTC) Catalog Watch. Space-Track cataloged 0 new objects in its latest daily accounting (2026-09-14), alongside 29,336 updated element sets. Reentry Watch. * STARLINK-1888 (47171) - predicted decay Sep 15, 15:15 UTC, window +/-17 h (track live) * STARLINK-1598 (46160) - predicted decay Sep 15, 18:17 UTC, window +/-5 h (track live) * CZ-2C R/B (28222) - predicted decay Sep 15, 21:57 UTC, window +/-5 h (track live) * STARLINK-1805 (46705) - predicted decay Sep 16, 02:46 UTC, window +/-8 h (track live) * STARLINK-1656 (46353) - predicted decay Sep 16, 05:40 UTC, window +/-9 h (track live) Upcoming space launches. Schedule changes. * Newly added: Mitsubishi Heavy Industries H3-24 | HTV-X3, scheduled for Dec 31, 00:00 UTC. * Slipped: Zhuque-2E Block 2 | SpaceSail Polar Group #15 moved from Sep 15, 06:25 UTC to Sep 15, 06:26 UTC. * Slipped: Starship | Flight 14 moved from Sep 18, 12:15 UTC to Sep 22, 12:15 UTC. * Status change: Vega-C | Sentinel-3C & FLEX is now "Launch Successful". * Status change: Zhuque-2E Block 2 | SpaceSail Polar Group #15 is now "Launch Successful". Next 48 hours. * Orienspace Technology Gravity-1 - Unknown Payload from Haiyang Oriental Spaceport (Sep 15, 21:55 UTC) Possibly launch of a batch of SpaceSail LEO communication satellites. Details TBD. * SpaceX Falcon 9 Block 5 - USSF-259 from Vandenberg SFB, CA, USA (Sep 16, 01:00 UTC) USSF-259 is a classified mission for the United States Space Force. It is possibly a batch of classified LEO satellites based on SpaceX's Starshield satellite bus, based on locations of ascent rocket stage drop zones being fits with previous SDA Transport Layer launches. Watch Live * Russian Federal Space Agency (ROSCOSMOS) Soyuz 2.1b - Progress MS-35 (96P) from Baikonur Cosmodrome, Republic of Kazakhstan (Sep 16, 13:33 UTC) Watch Live * China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation Long March 12 - Unknown Payload from Wenchang Space Launch Site, People's Republic of China (Sep 17, 00:30 UTC) Details TBD. * ExPace Kuaizhou 11 - Unknown Payload from Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center, People's Republic of China (Sep 17, 02:35 UTC) Details TBD. See every upcoming mission on the live schedule: Upcoming Launches Note: Launch dates and times are subject to change due to technical or weather considerations. Maurice Stellarski. Maurice Stellarski is the Chief Coordination Officer (CCO) of the Civilian Cardboard Command Center Protocol (CCCCP). With over 25 years of self-certified experience in NEATS (Non-Existent Aerospace Tracking Systems), Maurice specializes in predicting launches with uncanny accuracy using his proprietary KITCHEN (Knowledge Integration Technology Combined with Household Equipment Network) methodology. When not monitoring his mission control center, Maurice maintains the world's largest collection of mission-critical authorization stamps and hosts the underground podcast 'Countdown to Breakfast: Uncensored Launch News.'