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Ready, Steady, Go — Here at Last Comes GLONASS-K
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Inside GNSS
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The third next-generation GLONASS-K navigation satellite, postponed several times, will now take place in late August or early September, according to reported statements by Russian space industry sources. This marks a long-delayed step along a road towards interoperability with other GNSS. The first GLONASS-K satellite was launched in 2011 and a second one in 2014. In February 2020, satellite manufacturer ISS-Reshetnev announced that nine new GLONASS-K satellites would fly up to the constellation by 2022.
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