EARLYBIRD-1, also known as EarlyBird, is an Earth observation satellite with the NORAD catalog ID 25123 and object ID 1997-085A. It was launched on December 24, 1997, from SVOBO LC5 using a Start-1 launch vehicle. The spacecraft measures 2 meters in length, has a diameter of 1.1 meters, and spans 4 meters with its equipment. Its dry mass is 284 kg, which matches its launch mass. EarlyBird carries a 3-meter panchromatic camera and a 15-meter multispectral camera for Earth observation purposes. The satellite's power system includes deployable fixed solar arrays and batteries. It was designed to have a lifespan of 3 years with enough fuel for up to 5 years, manufactured by OSCM, and owned by EWAT. Its shape is described as hexagonal cylindrical with two pans.