Research and development advances Galileo Second Generation with new atomic clocks and inter-satellite links

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Research and development has significantly advanced Galileo Second Generation, introducing innovations like new atomic clocks and inter-satellite communication. These advancements, funded by EU and ESA programs, include improved atomic clocks, satellite-to-satellite links for better synchronization, and a prototype ground station for precise satellite tracking. These technologies ensure Galileo's continued provision of world-class positioning, navigation, and timing services globally.


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