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Thermal vacuum test validates GPS III satellite design

Submit on Wednesday, February 3rd, 2016 22:57

Engineers at Lockheed Martin recently proved their design for the world’s most powerful Global Positioning System (GPS) satellite can operate in and withstand the harsh conditions it will experience on orbit.

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