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The NASA Artemis II launch punched two 5,000 km holes in the ionosphere that disrupted GPS signals, study finds

The NASA Artemis II launch punched two 5,000 km holes in the ionosphere that disrupted GPS signals, study finds

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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