InPHL-MicrosatbyPHL-Microsat·Jun 4, 2020Diwata-2 acquires detailed Moon images to test pointing accuracyMoon serves as useful reference point in target pointing and calibration experiments
InPHL-MicrosatbyPHL-Microsat·Dec 6, 2019[UPDATE] More Diwata-2 images of Typhoon Tisoy (Kammuri)Diwata-2 maintained a watchful eye on Typhoon Tisoy (Kammuri) as it devastated the country earlier this week. The satellite captured…
InPHL-MicrosatbyPHL-Microsat·Dec 3, 2019Diwata-2 image of Typhoon Tisoy (Kammuri)Diwata-2 maintains a watchful eye as the country braces for Typhoon Tisoy (Kammuri). The satellite’s Wide Field Camera (WFC) captured an…
InPHL-MicrosatbyPHL-Microsat·Oct 15, 2019Guided by the Stars: Diwata’s Star TrackerWhile both microsatellites Diwata-1 and Diwata-2 are classified as Earth-observing (as opposed to astronomical) satellites, they have a…
InPHL-MicrosatbyPHL-Microsat·Jul 1, 2019Diwata-2 captures growing urban areas in RizalDiwata-2 High Precision Telescope (HPT) images, paired with a high-resolution Google Earth image from 2016, show new structures on…
InPHL-MicrosatbyPHL-Microsat·Jan 16, 2019Diwata-2 sends back more PH imagesDiwata-2 sent back more images before 2018 came to a close, this time showcasing acquisitions made by the microsatellite’s Enhanced…
InPHL-MicrosatbyPHL-Microsat·Dec 8, 2018Diwata-2 captures first images of the PhilippinesDiwata-2 has successfully captured images, less than a month after its launch. Among the images captured include a portion of the Earth and…
InPHL-MicrosatbyPHL-Microsat·Nov 1, 2018Diwata-2 successfully launched to space, makes first contactDiwata-2 was successfully launched to space on October 29, 2018 at 12:08 GMT+08 from the Tanegashima Space Center in Japan via H-IIA F40…A response icon1A response icon1
InPHL-MicrosatbyPHL-Microsat·Sep 24, 2018Diwata-2 nears launch with Flight Model completionDiwata-2 inches closer to reaching space, with the targeted date of launch set on October 29, 2018 between 12:08 to 12:30 GMT+08 from the…
