The NASA Artemis II launch punched two 5,000 km holes in the ionosphere that disrupted GPS signals, study finds
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This April's Artemis II mission caused two large holes in Earth's ionosphere, resulting in significant disturbances that could affect GPS positioning accuracy. A new study by Taiwan-based researchers highlighted how modern launch systems can impact the atmosphere, and how future exploration missions are going to affect one of the most... Read Entire Article
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