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Mystery GPS jammer in Iran becomes test for NASA satellites’ capabilities
NASA satellites designed for observing cyclones and ice sheets have demonstrated the ability to approximate the locations of GPS jammers, including a mysterious jammer in Iran. This capability could aid in identifying high-risk areas for aviation and maritime navigation amid rising global GPS interference.
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