11.9.2015 4:17

Liftoff of Soyuz ST-B carrying Galileo satellites 9 and 10, at 02:08 GMT, from Europe’s Spaceport in French Guiana
10.9.2015 15:48

The joint ESA-CNES mission control team at ESOC is 'go' for the next Galileo launch. Liftoff on board a Soyuz rocket is set for 02:08 GMT (04:08 CEST) on 11 September
10.9.2015 9:38

Galileos 9 and 10 are currently headed up to their final orbits. Streaming resumes at 05:43 GMT (07:43 CEST)
10.9.2015 9:38

Galileo 9 and 10 are due for launch atop a Soyuz rocket at 02:08 GMT on 11 September (04:08 CEST; 23:08 local time, 10 September). Streaming starts at 01:48 GMT (03:48 CEST).
10.9.2015 9:38

Galileo 9 and 10 are due for launch atop a Soyuz rocket at 02:08 GMT on 11 September (04:08 CEST; 23:08 local time, 10 September). Streaming starts at 01:48 GMT (03:48 CEST)
10.9.2015 9:38

Galileo 9 and 10 are due for launch atop a Soyuz rocket at 02:08 GMT (04:08 CEST; 23:08 local time). Streaming starts at 01:48 GMT (03:48 CEST)
9.9.2015 10:42

Europe's ninth and tenth Galileo satellites have been encapsulated and are now atop their Soyuz launcher ahead of Friday's launch
9.9.2015 10:26
Europe’s ninth and tenth Galileo satellites have reached their launch pad, taking their position atop the vertical Soyuz launcher in readiness for Friday’s launch.
4.9.2015 14:42
Europe’s ninth and tenth Galileo satellites have been secured on top of their Fregat upper stage in preparation for launch next week.
4.9.2015 14:30
When the next pair of Galileo satellites is boosted into orbit next Friday, a team of mission control experts in Darmstadt, Germany, will spring into action, working around the clock to bring the duo through their critical first days in space.
3.9.2015 16:45

Europe's ninth and tenth Galileo satellites being fixed to the dispenser that will secure them during their 11 September launch
3.9.2015 16:45

Europe's ninth and tenth Galileo satellites being fixed to the dispenser that will secure them during their 11 September launch
1.9.2015 11:40
Europe’s ninth and tenth Galileo satellites have been attached to the dispenser that will hold them during their flight up into space, then release them into their planned orbits.
28.8.2015 14:43

Europe’s latest Galileo satellites are fully fuelled, leaving them ready to be attached to their launcher upper stage
28.8.2015 14:27
Europe’s latest Galileo satellites are fully fuelled, leaving them ready to be attached to their launcher upper stage in preparation for next month’s launch.
28.8.2015 14:27
Europe’s latest Galileo satellites are fully fuelled, leaving them ready to be attached to their launcher upper stage in preparation for their 11 September launch.
28.8.2015 11:42
The next two satellites in Europe's Galileo satellite navigation system will be launched together on 11 September, taking its orbital constellation a step closer to initial services. Media are invited to take part in an audio briefing on 10 September.
28.8.2015 11:42
The next two satellites in Europe's Galileo satellite navigation system will be launched together on 11 September, taking its orbital constellation a step closer to initial services. Media are invited to take part in an audio briefing on 10 September.
31.7.2015 15:13

From satellite building to liftoff, the full process involved in each and every Galileo launch, in pictures
27.7.2015 14:36
Europe’s ninth and tenth Galileo satellites have crossed the Atlantic, touching down in French Guiana ahead of their joint launch this September.
8.7.2015 10:15

A detailed guide to the recovery of Galileos 5 and 6
8.7.2015 10:15

A detailed guide to the recovery of Galileos 5 and 6
8.7.2015 10:15

A detailed guide to the recovery of Galileos 5 and 6
8.7.2015 10:15

A detailed guide to the recovery of Galileos 5 and 6
25.6.2015 9:51
Reliable precision satnav for aircraft is already a reality in European skies, thanks to the ESA-designed EGNOS service. France’s Toulouse-Blagnac Airport recently hosted a dedicated EGNOS Day, demonstrating the service in action, both on the ground and in the air.
10.6.2015 16:43
Europe’s latest Galileo was unboxed at ESA’s technical centre in the Netherlands last month, bringing the total number of satellites at the site to four.
18.5.2015 14:04
The ESA-developed EGNOS system for sharpening the accuracy of satnav across Europe 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.
27.3.2015 22:56

Liftoff of Soyuz ST-B carrying Galileo satellites 7 and 8, at 21:46 GMT, from Europe’s Spaceport in French Guiana
20.9.2013 14:26

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20.9.2013 14:26

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