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October 15th, 2011
GALILEO Satellite Constellation in 3D

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Navigation beacons must be as visible as possible. So 20th century radio navigation towers guiding aircraft stood hundreds of metres tall, while the lighthouses guarding mariners of treacherous waters reach dozens of metres in height or cling to high ground. In essence navigation satellites are the same, except they are built on the ultimate high ground of space, making them visible from anywhere on Earth. See the 3D constellation.

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