Honeywell announces alternative military-grade navigation technology
Honeywell unveils three new military-grade navigation technologies
The European Space agency (ESA) is confident it will meet its target of launching four more Galileo navigation satellites into orbit by the end of 2014.
The organisation is on track to launch two spacecraft equipped with two satellites each by its scheduled deadline of 21 August, bringing the total ...
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