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ESA · Wed, 21 Oct 2026 08:04:00 GMT

Finding Our Way: Inside the Galileo Project: 2 - The people behind the signal

Finding Our Way: Inside the Galileo Project: 2 - The people behind the signal

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At its heart, Galileo is a story about people: engineers, operators and programme leaders working across Europe, united by a shared mission to strengthen Europe’s technological sovereignty while delivering a secure, resilient signal that supports safety, innovation and economic growth across the globe. Finding Our Way: Inside the Galileo Project celebrates the unseen work behind the signal that guides us forward.

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