Europe’s fifth and sixth Galileo satellites — subject to complex salvage maneuvers following their launch in 2014 into incorrect orbits — will help to perform an ambitious year-long test of Einstein’s most famous theory.
It has been a good late summer for the European Galileo programme. The latest launch on the night […]
News courtesy of the European Space Agency Europe’s latest pair of Galileo satellites has passed its initial […]
The European Space Agency (ESA) on June 23 successfully launched its Sentinel-2A satellite, the second satellite to be […]
ESA BIC Bavaria, part of the European Space Agency’s Business Incubation Centre (BIC) program, is poised to expand […]
The EGNOS system has been adopted by a growing number of airports to enable satellite-guided landing approaches. The new Airbus A350 airliner, currently entering service, comes fitted with it as standard.
The 28th Satellite-based Augmentation Systems Interoperability Working Group endorsed the “message definition” for a new secondary SBAS channel — to be known as L5, along with the current L1 — for the planned second-generation SBAS systems, which will utilize dual-frequency multi-constellation signals.
Students still have time to join the ESA International Summer School on Global Navigation Satellite Systems, which will […]
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