Directions 2022: Galileo FOC, G2 on the horizon
January 18, 2022
Successful European Cooperation Galileo is Europe’s civil global satellite navigation constellation and a major success, being the world’s […]
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Successful European Cooperation Galileo is Europe’s civil global satellite navigation constellation and a major success, being the world’s […]
This year will be 40th anniversary of the first GLONASS satellite launch. The quality of navigation services is driven by the characteristics of today’s satnav signals.
Study by U.S. government agency responsible for maintaining national time scale shows that Satelles provides a signal that […]
The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) announced competitive grant solicitation for a new University Transportation Center (UTC) specifically on […]
The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) has announced competitive grant solicitation for nearly $5 million for four new […]
United Technologies Corp. (UTC) has completed its acquisition of Rockwell Collins. The two companies will now combine to […]
Once again we are going to adjust the world’s clocks by one second. This time it will happen on June 30, when we insert another leap second in Coordinated Universal Time (UTC), the standard international time scale. In theory, all UTC clocks should insert a second labeled 23h 59m 60s (the leap second) following one labeled 23h 59m 59s UTC. This is equivalent to having all of the clocks in the world stop for one second at that time. Are you ready for it?
Europe’s four Galileo satellites are now working as clocks accurate to a few billionths of a second, disseminating […]
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