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A Taiwanese study finds NASA's April 2026 Artemis II launch created ionospheric holes up to 10 times stronger than SpaceX launches, skewing GPS by several meters. This drift could cause autonomous cars to change lanes or trigger traffic collisions, though no confirmed failures occurred during the mission.
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