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Silicon Valley Space Week Speaker Focus: Scot Currie, BlackSky

Submit on Thursday, October 22nd, 2026 07:40

BlackSky said on October 15 that it had extended an agreement with HEO into a third year, putting spare capacity on its imaging satellites to work photographing other satellites. Scot Currie, who ran the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency group that managed national and commercial satellite imagery operations before he joined the company, sits on the commercial GEOINT panel at Silicon Valley Space Week.

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