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As smoke from hundreds of wildfires spreads across Canada and the United States, the first three operational satellites in the Google-backed FireSat program have successfully launched the route. Satellites are beginning to provide information on wildfires that could see even smaller fires in the United States, Australia, and Europe by the end of the year.
The launch of the microsatellites in the SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket from the Vandenberg Space Force Base in California on July 7, 2026 is a change to the “early possibility” of The FireSat constellation managed by Non-profit Earth Fire Alliance. After three months of testing, the three satellites will begin providing data to firefighting agencies as they cover every fire-prone area on Earth at least twice a day.
FireSat represents the first constellation of satellites designed to detect wildfires, including spotting small fires that other satellites might miss. The satellites were built by California-based satellite manufacturer Muon Space and received $15 million from Google support for initial deployment. Some of the more popular financial advisors include: Bezos Earth Fund company’s opinion who did $26 million.
