In 2022, Russia launched the 51st Glonass-M satellite, completing a 20-year history. These satellites have been providing navigation signals in two frequency bands, L1OF and L2OF, to civil users since 2011.
Ukraine’s hacker underground named GLONASS as one of its top priorities, according to media reports that cite a […]
“Seen & Heard” is a monthly feature of GPS World magazine, traveling the world to capture interesting and […]
First, there was one. In July 1995, the U.S. Air Force declared the Global Positioning System had met […]
Russia has postponed the launch of its first next-generation Glonass-K2 satellite until early in 2022, according to a […]
According to a new research report, “GNSS Simulators Market by Component Type (Single Channel and Multichannel), GNSS Receiver […]
By Yury Urlichich, first deputy director general of Roscosmos State Space Corporation Sergey Karutin, designer general of GLONASS […]
Russia launched a new-generation Glonass-K satellite, number 15, into orbit Oct. 25. Unlike its Glonass-M predecessors, Glonass-K satellites […]
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