First Galileo Satellite Launched

January 3, 2006

The European Commission (EC) stated that the first of 30 planned Galileo satellites has been launched into orbit. When completed, the Galileo system will provide precise global positioning and timing services worldwide. Source: HK Law

First Galileo Satellite Launched

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