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NASA's Artemis 2 mission generated three sets of ionospheric disturbances that confused ground-based GPS receivers. Researchers found the rocket's second stage burn created a 3,107-mile streak of disturbed electrons over the continental United States. This event produced positioning errors several meters off target, potentially affecting autonomous cars and drone positioning.
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