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Celeste is in orbit!🚀 ESA’s first two #Celeste demo satellites have successfully launched on Rocket Lab’s Electron from New Zealand, starting tests of a complementary #LEO layer for #Galileo to boost resilience and unlock new PNT services. Bravo to all teams involved and a heartfelt thank you to the... show more

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