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Tests suggest Russian satellites can jam GPS on a continental scale

Jeremy Hsu
Tests suggest Russian satellites can jam GPS on a continental scale
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Researchers have identified Russian satellites as the source of mysterious, high-powered GPS interference across Europe. The interference occurs in short bursts during business hours, raising concerns about potential weaponization of satellite signals.

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GPS is critical for global navigation, aviation, and infrastructure; the ability to jam these signals from space poses a significant national security and safety risk.

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The article reports on scientific findings from a preprint paper and maintains a neutral tone regarding the potential motives behind the interference.

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