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SpaceX to launch Maxar’s Worldview Legion 5 and 6 on Monday

January 30, 2025

This beautiful image collected by WorldView Legion of Sunset Key, Florida, shows incredible details that can be used for property assessment and disaster preparation such as mapping routes and checkpoints.

SpaceX’s Falcon 9 is scheduled to launch Maxar’s WorldView Legion 5 and 6 on Monday 3:32 to 4:33 PM PST from Launch Complex 39-A at Kennedy Space Center, Florida.

WorldView Legion is a constellation of Earth observation satellites built and operated by Maxar. Constellation is planned to consist of 6 satellites in both polar and mid-inclination orbits, providing 30 cm-class resolution.

Maxar’s history in space technology has guided the creation of the next-generation satellites. From defense and intelligence to living maps for navigation, WorldView Legion satellite imagery will support valuable missions—at unmatched speed, quality and scale.

Filed Under: Constellations, Defense, Earth Observation (EO), Imagery, Launch Complex 39A (Kennedy Space Center), Maxar, Polar Earth Orbits, Polar Orbits, Satellite Intelligence, SpaceX, Worldview Legion

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