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Page 2 of the Gallery displays selection of images of Earth from our satellites. For further Earth Observation images and more information visit www.dmcii.com or DMCii's Flikr Gallery.

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Salt Lake City Airport, USA at 2.5m resolution Salt Lake City Airport, USA at 2.5m resolution Image captured by NigeriaSat-2., September 2011 Credit/Copyright: NASRDA jpeg: 701kb Hi-res available	Auckland, New Zealand, at 22m resolution Auckland, New Zealand, at 22m resolution Image captured by NigeriaSat-X, August 2011 Credit/copyright: NASRDA jpeg: 161kb Hi-res available
Salt Lake City Airport - Terminal Buildings extract Salt Lake City Airport - Terminal Buildings extract 2.5m image captured by NigeriaSat-2, September 2011 Credit/Copyright: NASRDA jpeg: 110kb	NovaSAR-S in flight NovaSAR-S in flight Credit: SSTL jpeg: 145kb Hi-res available Find out more about NovaSAR-S
Salt Lake City Airport - Runways extract Salt Lake City Airport - Runways extract 2.5m image captured by NigeriaSat-2, September 2011 Credit/Copyright: NASRDA jpeg: 259kb	CFESat at Los Alamos National Lab, USA CFESat at Los Alamos National Lab, USA Credit: Leroy Sanchez jpeg: 600kb Hi-res available CFESat was launched in 2007 as a technology demonstration mission for Los Alamos National Laboratory, USA
Salt Lake City Airport Roads extract Salt Lake City Airport Roads extract 2.5m image captured by NigeriaSat-2, September 2011 Credit/Copyright: NASRDA jpeg: 150kb	TopSat TopSat Credit: QinetiQ jpeg: 376kb Hi-res available SSTL was a key subcontractor to QinetiQ to deliver the satellite platform for the BNSC and UK MoD. TopSat was launched in 2005 as a technology demonstration and earth observation mission.
NigeriaSat-2 (SSTL-300 platform) NigeriaSat-2 (SSTL-300 platform) Credit: SSTL jpeg: 745kb Hi-res available NigeriaSat-2 and NigeriaSat-X were launched August 2011	Europe's satellite-supported navigation constellation Europe's satellite-supported navigation constellation Credit: OHB-System-AG jpeg: 618kb Hi-res available Read more about SSTL's role in Europe's satellite-supported navigation system
NigeriaSat-2 and NigeriaSat-X rocket integration NigeriaSat-2 and NigeriaSat-X rocket integration NigeriaSat-2 and NigeriaSat-X being integrated onto the Dnepr rocket, August 2011 Credit SSTL jpeg: 764kb Hi-res available	European navigation system satellite against Earth European navigation system satellite against Earth Credit: OHB-System-AG jpeg: 350kb Hi-res available Read more about SSTL's role in Europe's satellite-supported navigation system
NigeriaSat-2 and NigeriaSat-X under test at RAL NigeriaSat-2 and NigeriaSat-X under test at RAL Credit: SSTL jpeg: 252kb Hi-res available NigeriaSat-2 and NigeriaSat-X were launched August 2011	European navigation system satellite in orbit European navigation system satellite in orbit Credit: OHB-System-AG jpeg: 234kb Hi-res available Read more about SSTL's role in Europe's satellite-supported navigation system
NigeriaSat-2 over Africa NigeriaSat-2 over Africa Credit: SSTL SSTL-300 platform (NigeriaSat-2) jpeg: 1.02mb	GIOVE-A in orbit GIOVE-A in orbit Credit: ESA jpeg: 589kb Hi-res available GIOVE-A is the first test satellite in orbit for Europe's satellite-supported navigation system- designed and built by SSTL in just 30 months, launched 2005
Nigerian engineer working on NigeriaSat-X Nigerian engineer working on NigeriaSat-X Credit: SSTL jpeg: 397kb NigeriaSat-X was launched into the Disaster Monitoring Constellation in 2011	GIOVE-A solar array deploy testing GIOVE-A solar array deploy testing Credit: SSTL jpeg: 414kb Hi-res available
SSTL-150 platform SSTL-150 platform Credit: SSTL jpeg: 565kb	UK-DMC-2 (SSTL-100i platform) UK-DMC-2 (SSTL-100i platform) Credit: SSTL jpeg: 359kb Hi-res available UK-DMC-2 was launched in 2009 for SSTL and the satellite forms part of the Disaster Monitoring Constellation.