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Inauguration of site of Galileo station at Kourou
Inauguration of site of Galileo station at Kourou
 
20 November 2009   ESA PR 29-2009. The site of a ground station for Galileo, Europe's global navigation satellite system, inside the Guiana Space Centre (CSG), near Kourou in French Guiana, was inaugurated on 19 November.
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Audience at opening ceremony in the Aula Magna
Galileo science colloquium
 
6 November 2009   More than 150 scientists from 21 countries attended a colloquium on the fundamental aspects and scientific applications of the Galileo satellite navigation system, held at the University of Padua on 14–16 October.
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Colloquium on scientific and fundamental aspects of the Galileo programme
 
30 September 2009   The Second International Colloquium on Fundamental Aspects and Scientific Applications of Galileo will be held in Padua, Italy, during 14–16 October 2009. The Aula Magna of the University, the very place where Galileo Galilei gave some of his lectures, will be the venue for this event.
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