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Scientists test new (and old) navigation systems to end GPS dependence

  • Posted on September 16, 2026
  • By Financial Times
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  • 1 min read
In brief

As satellite-based positioning systems face increasing vulnerability to electronic warfare, military and aviation authorities are exploring alternative navigation technologies. The shift combines cutting-edge solutions with time-tested methods to create resilient backup systems. This multi-layered approach addresses critical infrastructure protection against jamming and spoofing attacks that threaten modern transportation networks and defense operations worldwide.

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Scientists test new (and old) navigation systems to end GPS dependence
Scientists test new (and old) navigation systems to end GPS dependence

Military operations and civilian air traffic have been hit by satellite jamming and spoofing in modern wars
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Financial Times

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