Defense News on MSN5d
US, allies rush to refit their big guns with GPS protections
The kit in question, the Digital GPS Anti-Jam Receiver, or DIGAR, is sold by BAE Systems and was originally intended for air ...
Defense News on MSN13d
US Army approves production of vehicle-mounted GPS alternative
The Mounted Assured Positioning, Navigation and Timing system will provide forces the ability to operate in GPS-denied ...
NASA Detected GPS Signals From 243,000 Miles Away... on the Moon
As part of the Lunar GNSS Receiver Experiment (LuGRE) experiment, NASA and the Italian Space Agency kickstarted a new era of ...
A NASA test just proved GPS signals can be picked up on the moon
NASA and the Italian Space Agency say they have broken the record for the farthest detection of Earth-based navigation signals from 243,000 miles away in space .
ExtremeTech on MSN12d
NASA Accesses Earth's GPS From the Moon in Historic First
NASA has achieved a global (and beyond) first by accessing the Earth's GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System) from the ...
Microwaves & RF2d
Using a VNA to Design Antennas for GPS Interference Detection
Engineers often turn to VNAs to measure the return-loss characteristics of an antenna, but they must be used carefully ...
The Daily Galaxy on MSN10d
NASA’s LuGRE Experiment Proves GPS Can Work On The Moon
NASA has successfully beamed GPS signals to the Moon for the first time, marking a breakthrough in space navigation. The ...
ScienceAlert on MSN12d
NASA Beams The First GPS Signals to The Moon
While there aren't any confused tourists finding their way from A to B on the Moon right now, accurately navigating the lunar ...
NASA successfully acquires GPS signals on moon
NASA and the Italian Space Agency made history on March 3 when the Lunar GNSS Receiver Experiment (LuGRE) became the first ...
Interesting Engineering on MSN13d
NASA Moon tech taps into Earth’s GPS from 225,000 miles away in a historic first
On March 3rd, at 2:00 AM Eastern time, history was made. LuGRE successfully acquired and tracked signals from GPS and Galileo ...