NASA Satellites Accidentally Discover GPS Jammer in Iran

CYGNSS and NISAR systems locate jammer within kilometers, aiding navigation risk assessment

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NASA's CYGNSS and NISAR satellites, designed for cyclone and ice sheet monitoring, have identified a GPS jammer in Iran within several kilometers, potentially helping mitigate navigation risks for aircraft and ships amid rising GPS interference globally.

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