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became GPS was created.
Later that year, the DNSS
program was
named Navstar.
Navstar is
often erroneously considered an
acronym for "NAVigation
System using...
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Navstar 7, also
known as GPS I-7 and GPS SVN-7, was an
American navigation satellite which was lost in a
launch failure in 1981. It was
intended to be...
- domain. "
Navstar 2". NASA.
Retrieved 21
November 2020. This
article incorporates text from this source,
which is in the
public domain. "
Navstar 3". NASA...
- A
Notice Advisory to
Navstar Users (NANU) is a
message issued jointly by the
United States Coast Guard and the GPS
Operations Center at
Schriever Space...
- (GPS) used for
satellite navigation. The
first satellite in the system,
Navstar 1, was
launched by the
United States Air
Force on 22
February 1978. The...
-
consists of the
first ten GPS III satellites,
which are used to keep the
Navstar Global Positioning System operational.
Lockheed Martin designed, developed...
- OPS 5111, also
known as
Navstar 1, NDS-1, GPS I-1 and GPS SVN-1, was an
American navigation satellite launched in 1978 as part of the
Global Positioning...
-
satellite (
Navstar 8)
replaced Navstar I in the 240-degree
orbital plane of the GPS constellation. The last
three Block I
satellite missions (
Navstars 9, 10...
- USA-266, also
known as GPS IIF-12, GPS SVN-70 and
NAVSTAR 76, is an
American navigation satellite which forms part of the
Global Positioning System. It...
- USA-343, also
known as GPS-III SV06,
NAVSTAR 82 or
Amelia Earhart, is a
United States navigation satellite which forms part of the
Global Positioning...
