Showing posts with label Galileo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Galileo. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 28, 2018

World of Galileo

28-03-2018 03:30 PM CEST


Galileo's initial services have been running for more than 15 months now: signals from the satellites in space are routinely serving users all across the world. The functioning of Galileo is dependent on a global network of ground stations, its current extent shown in the map here.

 

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Wednesday, December 13, 2017

Galileo 19-22 gestartet

06-12-2017 11:42 AM CET


Vier weitere Galileo-Satelliten sind am 12.12. um 19:36 MEZ (15.36 Uhr Ortszeit) an Bord einer Ariane-5 von Europas Raumflughafen in Kourou abgehoben.

 

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Il lancio dei satelliti Galileo porta la rete di navigazione satellitare vicina al completamento

13-12-2017 09:32 AM CET


Con il loro lancio a bordo di un razzo Ariane 5, l'Europa si arricchisce di ulteriori quattro satelliti Galileo per la navigazione satellitare. Dopo il successo odierno, solo un ulteriore lancio rimane prima che la costellazione Galileo sia completata e fornisca quindi una copertura globale.

 

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Galileo liftoff replay

13-12-2017 11:35 AM CET


Rewatch the liftoff of Galileo satellites 19–22 by Ariane 5 from Europe's Spaceport in French Guiana on 12 December

 

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The Galileo satellites 'Nicole', 'Zofia', 'Alexandre' and 'Irina' are in Earth orbit

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The Galileo satellites 'Nicole', 'Zofia', 'Alexandre' and 'Irina' are in Earth orbit - New additions to the navigation system will provide almost complete global coverage from mid-2018


On 12 December 2017 at 19:36 Central European Time (15:36 local time), the 'Nicole', 'Zofia', 'Alexandre' and 'Irina' satellites of the European Galileo satellite navigation system were launched to space on board an Ariane 5 launcher from Europe's Spaceport in French Guiana. This was the second successful launch of the specially modified Ariane-5ES version, on which four Galileo satellites, each weighing around 715 kilograms, can be transported simultaneously, an will eventually be placed in a 23,222-kilometre-high orbit. "The satellites will now undergo six months of commissioning in space before being integrated into the navigation system," explains Rene Kleessen, Galileo Programme Manager at the German Aerospace Center (Deutsches Zentrum fuer Luft- und Raumfahrt; DLR) Space Administration. "From mid-2018, almost complete global coverage using Galileo signals will be possible."



Full article with images: http://www.dlr.de/dlr/en/desktopdefault.aspx/tabid-10081/151_read-25412/year-all/#/gallery/29350

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Tuesday, December 12, 2017

Seeing in 3D

12-12-2017 04:55 PM CET


Technology image of the week: Prototype for a 3D-printed satellite camera

 

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Novo lançamento Galileo leva a rede de navegação mais perto da conclusão

12-12-2017 11:55 PM CET


A Europa tem mais quatro satélites de navegação Galileo no céu, após o seu lançamento a partir de um foguetão Ariane 5. Após o sucesso de hoje, apenas um novo lançamento permanece antes que a constelação Galileo esteja completa e ofereça cobertura global.

 

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Galileo launch brings navigation network close to completion

12-12-2017 11:22 PM CET


Europe has four more Galileo navigation satellites in the sky following their launch on an Ariane 5 rocket. After today's success, only one more launch remains before the Galileo constellation is complete and delivering global coverage.

 

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La red completa de Galileo, cada vez más cerca

12-12-2017 11:55 PM CET


Europa ya cuenta con otros cuatro satélites de navegación Galileo en los cielos, gracias al último lanzamiento que ha tenido lugar hoy a bordo de un cohete Ariane 5. Tras este éxito, solo falta un lanzamiento más para completar la constelación Galileo y poder ofrecer cobertura global.

 

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