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Galileo

government rocket

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Payloads
3 Assets
Assets deployed on this mission
[Galileo]
retired
SSBUV-1 (Galileo)
retired
[STS 34]
retired
Launch Details

Launch Date

4/28/2024

Launch Site

KSC LC39B

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Launch Vehicle

Space Shuttle (SRB Family)

Mission Stats
Orbit
MEO
Operator
Unknown
Price (Est)
Secret
Payload Count
3
Entity Mentions
All verified mentions of this entity in source documents

Galileo satellites 29 and 30 were fully tested and declared operational after reaching their target positions.

Mentioned as: GalileoSourceSep 10, 2024

Galileo satellites 29 and 30 were fully tested on orbit and declared operational after reaching 23,222 km altitude.

Mentioned as: GalileoSourceSep 12, 2024

SpaceX is scheduled to launch Galileo L13 (FOC FM26 & FM32) to Medium Earth Orbit on Sunday, 2024-09-15, at 3:57 PM–4:39 PM PDT from Space Launch Complex 40, Cape Canaveral, Florida.

Mentioned as: GalileoSourceSep 12, 2024

The two Galileo satellites launched on 2024-04-28 were injected into MEO by a Falcon 9 rocket.

Mentioned as: GalileoSourceSep 12, 2024

The two Galileo satellites launched from Cape Canaveral reached their target positions at an altitude of 23,222 km three months after launch.

Mentioned as: GalileoSourceSep 12, 2024

Blue Ghost’s NASA CLPS payloads include a camera to image the dust plume created during descent and a payload designed to test whether GPS and Galileo navigation signals can be used at the moon.

Mentioned as: GalileoSourceDec 18, 2024
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