Editing Satellite constellation (section)

=== Navigational satellite constellations ===
{{Main article|Satellite navigation}}
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|+ Satellite constellations used for navigation
! Name
! Operator
! Satellites and orbits <br/>(latest design, excluding spares)
! Coverage
! Services
! Status
! Years in service
|-
|[[Global Positioning System]] (GPS)
|[[United States Space Force|USSF]]
|24 in 6 planes at 20,180&nbsp;km (55° [[Medium Earth orbit|MEO]]) 
|Global
|Navigation
|Operational
|1993–present
|-
|[[GLONASS]]
|[[Roscosmos]]
|24 in 3 planes at 19,130&nbsp;km (64°8' MEO)
|Global
|Navigation
|Operational
|1995–present
|-
|[[Galileo (satellite navigation)|Galileo]]
|[[European Union Agency for the Space Programme|EUSPA]], [[European Space Agency|ESA]]
|24 in 3 planes at 23,222&nbsp;km (56° MEO)
|Global
|Navigation
|Operational
|2019–present
|-
| [[BeiDou]]
| [[China National Space Administration|CNSA]]
| {{ubl
 | 3 geostationary at 35,786 km ([[Geostationary orbit|GEO]])
 | 3 in 3 planes at 35,786 km (55° [[Geosynchronous orbit|GSO]])
 | 24 in 3 planes at 21,150 km (55° MEO)
 }}
| Global
| Navigation
| Operational
| {{ubl
 | 2012–present, Asia
 | 2018–present, globally
 }}
|-
| [[NAVIC]]
| [[ISRO]]
| {{ubl
 | 3 geostationary at 35,786 km (GEO)
 | 4 in 2 planes at 250–24,000 km (29° GSO)
 }}
| Regional
| Navigation
| Operational
| 2018–present
|-
| [[QZSS]]
| [[Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency|JAXA]]
| {{ubl
 | 1 geostationary at 35,786 km (GEO)
 | 3 in 3 planes at 32,600–39,000 (43° GSO)
 }}
| Regional
| Navigation
| Operational
| 2018–present
|}