Make Earth
more habitable.
Natural disasters are a science problem.
Your weather forecast does its best to stitch together stale, sparse data, but disaster warnings still come too late.
Care Weather is mass-producing satellites to unlock superintelligent weather simulations trained on abundant data and the latest conditions. Those simulations will save lives and livelihoods by producing prophetic disaster warnings and prescribing cures to droughts, hurricanes, and torrential rain.
Let’s talkWeather is always changing.
Observations should keep up.
We’re building the Veery scatterometer to measure the speed and direction of wind at the ocean’s surface. More frequent observations give forecasts a clearer picture of how weather is evolving.
How we measure wind from spaceCurrent forecast inputs are too few and far between.
Energy transfer between the ocean and atmosphere drives global weather. Scatterometers measure the ocean surface winds that govern this air-sea interface.
ASCAT on MetOp satellites, 17-hour refresh
Care Weather advantage
Constellation of 36 Veeries with hourly refreshU.S. forecast model runtimes
Our growing constellation.
See all missionsWe design, build, and operate Veery satellites to bring fresh ocean-wind observations to forecasts around the world.
Barb
Tests upgraded spacecraft systems and explores measuring ocean wind speed from orbit.
Brendan
Our fifth test satellite uses improved guidance systems to help complete testing in orbit and begin measuring winds.
Veery 0.6
A 3U test satellite developing the radar, pointing control, and communications needed to measure ocean winds.
Join the mission.
It’s time to build something that matters.
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