Positioning satellite · Galileo
GSAT0211
Live position of GSAT0211, propagated with SGP4. A MEO satellite of Galileo, catalogue number 41549, period about 844.7 minutes, inclination 55.08 degrees. To find out whether it is above a given place on the ground, use KUON SKY.
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Identity
- System
- Galileo
- Also known as
- Galileo 14
- Catalogue number
- 41549
- International designator
- 2016-030A
- Launch year
- 2016
Shape of the orbit
- Orbit class
- MEO (medium orbit, where most navigation satellites live)
- Period
- 844.7 min
- Lowest point
- 23,211 km
- Highest point
- 23,233 km
- Inclination
- 55.08 deg
- Eccentricity
- 0.000371
- Element set epoch
- 2026-08-19 03:32:12 UTC
About this system
Operated by the European Union. The satellites sit at about 23,222 km, one orbit taking roughly 14 hours, inclined 56 degrees.
It broadcasts a free high accuracy service (HAS), which lifts the accuracy of a single receiver without a base station.
Signals: E1, E5a, E5b and E6.
About the numbers on this page
- Identity and orbit shape are computed from the orbital elements (OMM) published by CelesTrak. They describe the orbit at the element set epoch; the real orbit drifts slowly away from it.
- A satellite launched recently is still moving toward its assigned slot, so its values change from day to day.
- The live position is an SGP4 prediction. Whether the satellite is actually broadcasting a usable signal cannot be told from this calculation.
- The orbit class is decided mechanically from period and inclination, so it may not match the operator's own wording.
CelesTrak GP (OMM) · 2026-08-20
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