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May 12, 2008

First Galileo Navigation System Signal Transmitted By New Giove-B Satellite

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The European Galileo navigation system has begun operation with the initial signals being received from the newly-launched Giove-B navigation satellite, Astrium announced. Galileo will compete with the years-old U.S.-sponsored Global Positioning System. For...

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