TAG: GPS IIF-10

Photo: 50th Space Wing Public Affairs, Schriever Air Force Base

2015 in review: Year of the GPS for 2 and 19 SOPS

January 6, 2016

By 50th Space Wing Public Affairs, Schriever Air Force Base Throughout the years, GPS has achieved historic milestones and […]


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SVN49 in space (artist’s rendering). The signal anomaly from SVN 49 alerted researchers to new possibilities in analysis and monitoring.

L2C and Next-Generation Smart PNT Receivers

August 12, 2015

Are you using a legacy-model PNT (position, navigation and timing) receiver or a smart PNT receiver, and why […]


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This one’s in orbit now. Photo shows the nose cone containing GPS IIF-10 being lowered into position atop the launch vehicle, inside the rocket gantry at Cape Canaveral.

The System: New LightSquared, Same Agenda, Billions at Stake

August 1, 2015

New LightSquared, Same Agenda, Billions at Stake In a late June filing with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), […]


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After the first main engine cut-off, the GPS IIF-10 mission entered a three-hour coast phase. (Courtesy: ULA)

GPS IIF-10 Launches from Cape Canaveral

July 15, 2015

UPDATE (July 15, 4 p.m. ET): United Launch Alliance (ULA) officials have declared the launch mission a success. The […]


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GPS IIF-10. (Photo: ULA)

GPS IIF-10 Satellite Readied for July 15 Launch

July 7, 2015

United Launch Alliance crews on July 7 placed the next GPS satellite on top of an Atlas V rocket for […]


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