Galileo’s impressive achievements
October 25, 2022
While two more launches are required to complete the Galileo constellation so that it will have at least one spare satellite per plane, its service availability is already at 98-99%.
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While two more launches are required to complete the Galileo constellation so that it will have at least one spare satellite per plane, its service availability is already at 98-99%.
News from the European Space Agency (ESA) Within ESA’s Maxwell EMC Facility, each Galileo satellite is switched on […]
Russia’s space agency Roscosmos is suspending cooperation with Europe on space launches from the Kourou spaceport in French […]
News from the European Space Agency (ESA) The 11th launch of Galileo satellites, planned for Dec. 1, marks […]
The European Commission has issued industrial contracts worth €1.47 billion ($1.97 billion) to build next-generation Galileo satellites to […]
The end of 2020 marked a milestone for the Galileo First Generation, as the program chalked up its […]
Analysis of the Signal Outage By Fabio Dovis, A. Minetto, A. Nardin, Politecnico di Torino Department of Electronics […]
Europe’s next four Galileo satellites have been fueled at Europe’s Spaceport in Kourou, French Guiana, in preparation for […]
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