Europe wants its own GPS operational from 2014 - HLN.be
The European Commission has three major contracts for the development of the Galileo satellite navigation granted. For example, the European competitor of the U.S. GPS would have to be operational. Since the early 2014
The German nasa app company OHB going to get with a contract of 566 million euros for the construction of the first fourteen satellites. The first satellite to be delivered by July 2012. The system will eventually count 32 satellites. OHB together with EADS Astrium in the running for the construction of the remaining satellites. The French Arianespace will have a contract of 397 million euros for the launch of ten satellites already. nasa app The first would leave by October 2012 and from that year would take place four to five launches. The Italian Thales Alenia Space may provide industrial support services for 85 million euros. Starting in 2014, the Commission, which drives the project for over a decade, assumes that Galileo will be steadily. Operational nasa app from the beginning of 2014 Include the services nasa app 'search and rescue' operations should be by then. Point Galileo is expected. The system, according to the Commission's work more accurately than the American GPS and should provide plenty of support services include transport, agriculture, ... (Belga / sam) Read also makes Europe GPS to two meters exactly nasa app ESA and Arianespace signs Galileo contract Second Galileo satellite in space Second Galileo test satellite sent the first signals
More about Space EU related news Europe GPS makes GPS to two meters exactly ESA and Arianespace sign contract Second Galileo Galileo satellite in space More about Space EU GPS
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The European Commission has three major contracts for the development of the Galileo satellite navigation granted. For example, the European competitor of the U.S. GPS would have to be operational. Since the early 2014
The German nasa app company OHB going to get with a contract of 566 million euros for the construction of the first fourteen satellites. The first satellite to be delivered by July 2012. The system will eventually count 32 satellites. OHB together with EADS Astrium in the running for the construction of the remaining satellites. The French Arianespace will have a contract of 397 million euros for the launch of ten satellites already. nasa app The first would leave by October 2012 and from that year would take place four to five launches. The Italian Thales Alenia Space may provide industrial support services for 85 million euros. Starting in 2014, the Commission, which drives the project for over a decade, assumes that Galileo will be steadily. Operational nasa app from the beginning of 2014 Include the services nasa app 'search and rescue' operations should be by then. Point Galileo is expected. The system, according to the Commission's work more accurately than the American GPS and should provide plenty of support services include transport, agriculture, ... (Belga / sam) Read also makes Europe GPS to two meters exactly nasa app ESA and Arianespace signs Galileo contract Second Galileo satellite in space Second Galileo test satellite sent the first signals
More about Space EU related news Europe GPS makes GPS to two meters exactly ESA and Arianespace sign contract Second Galileo Galileo satellite in space More about Space EU GPS
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