Maxar Technologies
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| Headquarters | Westminster |
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| Colorado | |
| United States | |
| Ceo | Daniel L. Jablonsky |
| Founded | 1969 |
| Subsidiaries | DigitalGlobe |
| SSL | |
| Parent organizations | Maxar Technologies Ltd |
| Founders | John S. MacDonald |
| Werner Dettwiler | |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 1988013 |
About Maxar Technologies
Maxar Technologies Inc. is a space technology company headquartered in Westminster, Colorado, United States, specializing in manufacturing communication, Earth observation, radar, and on-orbit servicing satellites, satellite products, and related services.
Gaza before and after: Satellite images show destruction
... The pictures, released by Maxar Technologies, compare detailed images captured from space earlier this week with images from before the recent conflict began...
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... The firm that took the photos, Maxar Technologies, said parts of the convoy were in positions in surrounding towns...
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...Satellite imagery of a large Russian military convoy near Ukraine s capital Kyiv show it has " largely dispersed and redeployed" Maxar Technologies says...
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... The convoy includes armoured vehicles, tanks, artillery and logistical vehicles, and is less than 18 miles (30km) away from Kyiv, according to Maxar Technologies, which released the images...
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... The images, from US company Maxar Technologies, appeared to place the tanker very close to the Syrian port of Tartus on 6 September...
Gaza before and after: Satellite images show destruction
By The Visual Journalism Team BBC News
New satellite images of Gaza show the extent of the destruction caused by Israel's intense aerial bombardment of The Territory over The Past three weeks.
The pictures, released by Maxar Technologies , compare detailed images captured from space earlier This Week with images from before the recent conflict began.
They show three areas in the north of Gaza where aerial attacks have left dozens of tower blocks completely destroyed or badly damaged as well as large areas of tightly packed buildings reduced to piles of grey rubble.
Beit Hanoun, a settlement in the north-eastern corner of Gaza that is just 2km (1. 2 miles) away from The Border with Israel, is one area shown to have been badly affected. The Israeli military have said the area is a hub for Hamas and it was one of The First areas where Israel warned residents to leave.
The area of Beit Hanoun shown below sits on the main road to the Erez border crossing. Several multi-storey buildings that were visible just over Two Weeks ago are now barely standing.
The Hamas-run housing ministry has estimated that about 45% of all the housing units in The Territory have been either completely destroyed, rendered uninhabitable or damaged. An estimated 1. 4 million people are internally displaced.
Thousands of Palestinians have fled their homes in the north of Gaza after being told by the Israeli military to leave for their own safety - But some have returned to the north because strikes are also being carried out in The South .
Al Karama , shown below, sits on Gaza's northern coast on The Mediterranean sea. Areas just behind the main coastal road, where several hotels are located, have been hit by Israeli strikes.
In Atatra, which is about 3km (1. 8 miles) south of the Israeli border, More Than 20 high-rise blocks and several buildings have been badly damaged. A sports facility just south of The Tower blocks, seen in The Image below, was covered by grey ash from the attacks.
More on Israel-Gaza warRelated TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
