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Steve Wozniak's Privateer is forging an online market for satellite access

Steve Wozniak's Privateer is forging an online market for satellite access

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August 3, 2023

Steve Wozniak’s space startup Privateer is launching a global online marketplace that aims to connect customers seeking planetary data with orbiting satellites.

The goal, Privateer says, is to make the hundreds of Earth-observing satellites currently circulating the planet much more accessible to the masses — not just governments. The company envisions that by creating an online marketplace where multiple customers share “rides” on satellites, eventually the costs could come down from an average of $500 per observation to $50.

The move into e-commerce builds upon the company’s initial goal of space sustainability and tracking as many objects in orbit around Earth as possible.

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Read Bloomberg's full coverage here.

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