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Protect the Frequencies – By preventing interference
Toughen Receivers – With readily available technology
Augment Services – With difficult to disrupt terrestrial signals
What to do? Some recommendations.
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EU “Fused PNT” = GNSS + LEO Comms (new tender)
Image: Shutterstock What's new: The EU has released a tender for a study on the feasibility of using LEO communications satellites for "complementary" PNT. Why its important: It is another way the EU is still working to consider a multiplicity of PNT sources. ESA and...
Climate pollution is making GPS and communications satellites even more vulnerable to solar storms – CNN
Image: John Hartzel What's new: A study about the interaction of climate change and satellite orbits. Why its important: There are a lot of threats to GPS, including severe solar activity. Severe solar activity, while inevitable, has always been considered, and still...
Good news, not so good news – First new U.S. satnav tech orbited in almost 50 years
Image: NTS-3, USAF 2d Lt Jacob Lutz AFRL What's new: Space Force successfully launched and orbited a new navigation technology satellite - NTS-3. Why its important: The satellite will conduct a wide variety of experiments to move U.S. satnav forward. These kinds of...
ICAO – ‘GNSS RFI is here to stay for a while.’
Image: Shutterstock What's new: "State of Global Aviation Safety" 2025 report from the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO). It includes a section about GNSS interference. From the report: "For the short term, it is not foreseen that the issue of the GNSS...
GPS Jamming Extends to Low-Earth Orbit as Pentagon Races to Bolster Constellation – Air & Space Forces Magazine
Image: Shutterstock What's new: Well... it's not entirely new. Todd Humphreys and others have been talking about terrestrial sources interfering with satellites for a while. This is the first time we have seen it in more popular/ general media, though. Why it's...
