Tomorrow.io unveils instrument suite for DeepSky weather constellation

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Tomorrow.io’s planned DeepSky constellation will combine microwave sounders, GNSS radio-occultation receivers, GNSS reflectometers, precipitation radars, and optical and infrared cameras to collect global weather data. The company announced the payload suite on Sept. 10, outlining a multi-instrument approach to atmospheric observation from space.

Discovered 2026-09-10T10:05:43.910783-07:00 | 2026-09-10T10:05:43.910783-07:00

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  • DeepSky’s combination of microwave, radar, GNSS and optical instruments points to a broad global-weather data strategy spanning atmospheric profiling, precipitation and imaging.
  • The announcement highlights the growing role of commercial satellite constellations in weather observation and the potential importance of diversified space-based data sources.

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