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SUMMARY:(NET) Electron • Celeste 1–2
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260324
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260325
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DESCRIPTION:A Rocket Lab Electron rocket will launch a pair of Celeste LEO
 -PNT (Low Earth Orbit Positioning\, Navigation and Timing) Pathfinder A sa
 tellites for ESA into a 510km low Earth orbit. Provided by European satell
 ite prime contractors Thales Alenia Space and GMV they will test a new app
 roach of providing location\, direction\, and timing services from satelli
 tes in low orbit and its contribution to a multi-layer navigation system. 
 ESA's LEO-PNT demonstration mission is part of the FutureNAV program and w
 ill assess how a low Earth orbit fleet of satellites can work in combinati
 on with the Galileo and EGNOS constellations in higher orbits that provide
  Europe's own global navigation system. Rocket Lab's mission will be named
  "Daughter Of The Stars".\n-\nThe two Pathfinder A satellites are large Cu
 beSats (12U and 16U) the size of a suitcase weighing around 20kg and 30kg 
 with payloads to broadcast in L- and S- bands. They will validate the syst
 em definition and early signal broadcast\, de-risk and demonstrate technol
 ogy for the core elements for succeeding LEO-PNT satellites. They will ope
 rate after in-orbit commissioning for at least six months. Pathfinder B sa
 tellites are larger and more complex and will build on the knowledge acqui
 red during the design\, development and integration of Pathfinder A satell
 ites. They will carry additional payloads to test innovative signals acros
 s frequency bands and demonstrate the provision of additional services.\nT
 he Celeste 10-satellite constellation (plus two spares) will fly in low Ea
 rth orbit to test innovative signals across various frequency bands. It is
  being developed under two parallel contracts with GMV (Spain) and Thales 
 Alenia Space (France) as prime contractors.\n-\nDelayed from December.
LOCATION:Rocket Lab Launch Complex 1\, Māhia 4198\, Neuseeland
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