Artemis II mission may have caused atmospheric disturbances, disrupted GPS signals
Engine burns by NASA's Artemis II rocket and spacecraft this spring disturbed Earth's upper atmosphere and disrupted signals from satellites, including GPS, according to a preprint study.
Engine burns from NASA’s Artemis II rocket and spacecraft have been implicated in disturbing Earth’s upper atmosphere. This disturbance reportedly disrupted signals from satellites, including those used for GPS. These findings are based on a preprint study.
- Artemis II rocket and spacecraft engine burns occurred this spring.
- These burns disturbed Earth’s upper atmosphere.
- The disturbances disrupted signals from satellites, including GPS.
- The findings are based on a preprint study.
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