Make Earth
more
habitable.
01 / The mission
Our future depends
on understanding
what’s happening now.
Better forecasts begin with better observations. Big gaps in observations cause huge holes in forecasts and warnings.
Care Weather is mass-producing satellites to unlock superintelligent weather simulations that produce prophetic disaster warnings and prescribe cures to droughts, hurricanes, and torrential rain.
Our mission02 / From one to many
Build a satellite.
Fly a constellation.
Our team designs, builds, and operates the satellites. We test new designs in orbit as we work toward a fleet that measures ocean winds every hour.
Vertically integrated.
Hardware, software, manufacturing, and operations belong to one team. We carry each experiment from the factory floor to flight.
03 / A fresher view
The world keeps moving.
Observations should too.
More frequent measurements can give forecasters a clearer picture of how weather is evolving.
MetOp comparison
Every 17 hoursVeery constellation target
Every hourNowcasting
Fresh data for conditions now.
Forecasting
Observations in time for six-hour forecast cycles.
Science
Frequent measurements to resolve changes over time.
MetOp is an existing weather satellite system. This example compares measurements 17 hours apart with our planned Veery fleet’s hourly measurements. Actual timing varies by location.
Our first focus: the speed and direction of wind at the ocean’s surface.
Explore ocean-wind observations04 / The work in progress
Small spacecraft. Real lessons.
Barb
Tests upgraded spacecraft systems and explores measuring ocean wind speed from orbit.
Brendon
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.
Build something that matters
Your next project
could orbit Earth.
Join our team in Springville, Utah, to design, build, and operate weather satellites.
Find your roleFrom Care Weather