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Prototype satellite laser ranging station in Matera, Italy

Intersatellite link transceiver by Airbus Defence and Space

Intersatellite link transceiver by Thales Alenia Space

Mercury Ion clock (MIC), Safran Timing Technologies, Switzerland

Rubidium Pulsed Optically Pumped (Rb POP) clock by Leonardo, Italy

Iodine Optical clock by SpaceTech, Germany

Rubidium Pulsed Optically Pumped (Rb POP) atomic clock by Leonardo, Italy

Galileo launch 14 liftoff

Galileo launch 14 timeline on Ariane 6

Galileo satellites 33 and 34 ready for their last horizontal trip on Earth

Galileo launch 14 satellites placed on Ariane 6 rocket

Galileo satellites 33 and 34 arriving at the Ariane 6 launch pad

Ariane 6 fairing after Galileo encapsulation

Galileo launch 14 satellites arrive at the feet of the Ariane 6 rocket that will take them to space

Galileo satellite encapsulation

Galileo satellite encapsulation

Preparing for Galileo encapsulation

Galileo L14 poster

Galileo first and second generation teams

Galileo satellites being mounted on Ariane 6 dispenser

Galileo satellites mounted on Ariane 6 dispenser

Galileo launch history

Galileo satellite integration

Galileo satellite integration

Programme Board Navigation in Neuchatel (2023)

EC visits ESA's Navgation Lab (2021)

Galileo Launch 10 (2018)

Galileo Initial Services (2016)

Galileo satellites in OHB (2012)

Kiruna Ground Station (2011)

In Orbit Validation Galileo launch (2011)

GIOVE-B launch campaign (2008)

GIOVE-B in the cleanroom (2007)

GIOVE-A in the cleanroom (2005)

ESA Telecommunications and Navigation team (2001)

Galileo satellite integration

Galileo satellite integration

Galileo satellite integration

Europe's Journey in Satellite Navigation book

Galileo satellite integration

Artist’s impression of Galileo SAT 33 and 34 separating from their Ariane 6 launcher.

Artist's view of Galileo SAT 33 and 34 on their Ariane 6 launcher moments after fairing release.

Galileo goes live (2016)

Galileo first position fix (2013)

Galileo demonstrator satellite named GIOVE (2005)

European Commissioner Loyola de Palacio with the first rubidium Galileo atomic clock (1999)

EGNOS team in Toulouse (1996)

Specialists in SCAPE suits fuelling Galileo satellites

Specialists fuelling Galileo satellites

Fuelling Galileo satellites

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