Translation of "Orbit injection " (English → French) :

in-orbit injection | in-orbit insertion

orbit insertion [ orbit injection | orbital injection | orbital placement | insertion into orbit | satellization | orbitation ]

thrust into orbit [ inject into orbit | power into orbit | bring into orbit | place in orbit | boost into orbit | insert into orbit | insert into an orbit | launch into orbit | put on orbit ]

jettisonable orbital-injection motor

injection on transfer orbit

injectable | injectable drug | injectable medicinal product | injectable medicine | injectable preparation

firing satellites into orbit | satellite launch procedures | launching of satellites into orbit | launching satellites into orbit

ceramic injection molding | CIM | ceramic injection moulding | CIM | metal injection molding | MIM | metal injection moulding | MIM | powder injection molding | PIM | powder injection moulding | PIM

direct fuel injection | DFI | direct injection | DI | direct injection - Diesel | DID | internal injection | fuel injection | FI

260. Notes the Commission replies on the progress made in implementing the Galileo project: four Galileo In-Orbit Validation (IOV) satellites were successfully launched in 2011 and 2012, the Galileo In-Orbit Validation phase was successfully concluded in 2014, the system design, the performance targets and the baseline for system operation were successfully confirmed, the ground infrastructure, with many ground stations worldwide, has been completed for the initial operations, the Galileo Search-and-Rescue capability of the IOV-satellites was successfully demonstrated, the launch of two satellites (no. 5 and 6) on 22 August 2014 resul ...[+++]ted in an injection of these satellites into incorrect orbit, and since December 2014 the satellites have been gradually moved to a more favourable orbit to allow their best possible use, and the testing of the satellites' navigation payload is on-going; expects to be informed about additional costs for these unforeseen measures;

254. Notes the Commission replies on the progress made in implementing the Galileo project: four Galileo In-Orbit Validation (IOV) satellites were successfully launched in 2011 and 2012, the Galileo In-Orbit Validation phase was successfully concluded in 2014, the system design, the performance targets and the baseline for system operation were successfully confirmed, the ground infrastructure, with many ground stations worldwide, has been completed for the initial operations, the Galileo Search-and-Rescue capability of the IOV-satellites was successfully demonstrated, the launch of two satellites (no. 5 and 6) on 22 August 2014 resul ...[+++]ted in an injection of these satellites into incorrect orbit, and since December 2014 the satellites have been gradually moved to a more favourable orbit to allow their best possible use, and the testing of the satellites' navigation payload is on-going; expects to be informed about additional costs for these unforeseen measures;

Following the failure on Friday August 22nd to inject Galileo satellites 5 and 6 into the correct orbit, the European Commission has requested Arianespace and the European Space Agency (ESA) to provide full details of the incident, together with a schedule and an action plan to rectify the problem.

According to initial information from Arianespace, the problem involved the upper stage of the launcher, as a result of which the satellites were not injected into the required orbit.