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Monday, 11 January 2010 |
It seems that the Europeans are reinventing the entire wheel, whereby they are adamant in pushing out their very own satellite navigation system called the Galileo. Of course, this particular project was shelved sometime ago, but the latest headlines have highlighted that the Telegraph, UK-based Surrey Satellite Technology and Germany's OHB System, will be collaborating with each other for €566 million to build another 14 satellites that will be part of the entire system.
Of course, if everything goes according to plan, these satellites and the entire navigation system will be live at sometime 2013.
Do you think that the Europeans are reinventing the wheel via the sat-nav system?
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