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    ESA > About Us > Exhibition

    Soyuz - Galileo IOV

    Soyuz lifts off from CSG with first Galileo IOV satellites

    On 20 October 2011, Europe’s first Galileo navigation satellites will fly on the first Russian Soyuz launcher to lift off from Europe’s Spaceport in French Guiana.

    To celebrate this historic double milestone, ESA has produced a collection of visuals and posters, in English and French. They can be downloaded free of charge from :

    ww.esa.int/SPECIALS/Exhibitions/SEMN5X9U7TG_mg_1.html

    Files are available in print-ready version for the following formats:

    Backdrop: 400 x 200 cm; Panels: 70 x 100 cm.

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