NASA's Artemis II moon launch tore a hole in Earth's upper atmosphere so huge it disrupted GPS signals
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Experts say the April incident may have had an impact on the positioning of drones, and could easily have caused a road accident in self-driving cars. The post NASA's lunar mission hit a hole so big in Earth's upper atmosphere that it disrupted GPS signals first appeared on 24.hu.
The launch of Artemis II on April 1, 2026, opened two tracks of about 5,000 kilometers at the top of the atmosphere over the Americas.
The launch of the Artemida-2 mission caused the formation of such a huge hole in the ionosphere that it caused GPS malfunctions. This has never been seen before.
The great disturbance caused in the Earth's ionosphere
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