Approximately 60% of Planet Labs' current revenue comes from security-related customers.

Planet Labs' satellite fleet images the entire surface of the Earth every day.

Planet Labs operates the largest Earth imaging satellite fleet, with approximately 200 satellites.

Will Marshall predicts that SpaceX's Starship will reduce launch costs to the $200-$300/kg breakeven point for space-based data centers within the next 2 to 3 years.

A study by Planet Labs and Google concluded it becomes cheaper to place data centers in space when launch costs fall to between $200 and $300 per kilogram.

Planet Labs has previously launched NVIDIA GPUs into space.

For SpaceX to generate post-IPO returns comparable to past major tech companies, it would need to reach a quadrillion-dollar valuation.

Planet Labs is partnering with Google to launch Google's TPUs into space for an early test.

Major Planet Labs investors, including Google and Capricorn Investment Group, held onto most or all of their shares well after the company's IPO.

The cost of launching rockets has decreased by a factor of 4 to 5 over the last 10 years.

Early investors in Planet Labs included Draper Fisher Jurvetson, Capricorn Investment Group, Founders Fund, and DST Global.

Planet Labs is indexing the Earth to make it searchable, analogous to how Google indexed the internet.