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China launched its twentieth BeiDou satellite on September 30
The People’s Republic of China launched a third-generation positioning satellite named “BeiDou-3” on the Long March 3 rocket at the Xichang Satellite Launch Center in Sichuan Province at 7:13 on September 30 local time (8:13 on September 30 JST). This was the number four third-generation satellite, after the first launched on March 30 of this year and two launched on July 25. It was also the twentieth in the overall BeiDou system. It will be operated on a geosynchronous orbit (GSO) and is the first BeiDou satellite equipped with a hydrogen atomic clock.
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Nov.20,2016The first simultaneous launch of four Galileo European positioning satellites was successful
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Aug.18,2016The salvaged fifth and sixth Galileo satellites to start sending test signals
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Jun.29,2016Eutelsat launched a communication satellite equipped with a Wide Area Augmentation System (WAAS) payload
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Jun.16,2016China launched its third BeiDou satellite this year
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Jun.08,2016The GSA will establish the Galileo Reference Centre in the Netherlands
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Jun.01,2016Russian positioning satellite GLONASS-M was successfully launched on May 29
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May.28,2016The thirteenth and fourteenth Galileo European positioning satellites were successfully launched
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May.02,2016IRNSS-1G was successfully launched, completing the Indian Regional Navigational Satellite System
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Apr.03,2016China launched its twenty-second BeiDou satellite on March 30
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Mar.12,2016Indian positioning satellite IRNSS-1F was successfully launched on March 10
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Feb.14,2016Russian positioning satellite GLONASS-M was successfully launched on February 7
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Feb.12,2016GPS IIF-12 satellite was successfully launched on February 5
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Feb.11,2016China launched its twenty-first BeiDou satellite on February 1
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Jan.25,2016Successful launch of the Indian IRNSS-1E positioning satellite
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Jan.10,2016Fifteen positioning satellites were launched in 2015
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Jan.05,2016The latest version (ver.2.0) of GNSS View
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Dec.21,2015Galileo 11 and 12 satellites were successfully launched on December 17
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Nov.26,2015Launch of Indian satellite GSAT-15 in the GAGAN system
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Nov.02,2015
GPS IIF-11 satellite was successfully launched on an Atlas V rocket
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Sep.16,2015
Two Galileo satellites were successfully launched
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Aug.14,2015GPS IIF-10 was successfully launched by the U.S., and two BeiDou satellites were successfully launched by China