WATCH: Researchers ‘Spoof’ Superyacht Off Course
A radio navigation research team from The University of Texas at Austin set out this summer to secretly coerce a 213-foot yacht off its course using a
A radio navigation research team from The University of Texas at Austin set out this summer to secretly coerce a 213-foot yacht off its course using a
Ships on the world's busiest waterways face growing threats to their satellite navigation systems, including jamming
For nearly three decades GPS has been the primary navigation method for ships. Other systems have been attempted but either failed to launch or, like the
BEIJING (Dow Jones)–China has begun operating a homegrown satellite navigation service that is designed to provide an alternative to the U.S. Global
Representatives of the GPS industry presented to members of the Federal Communications Commission clear, strong laboratory evidence of interference with the
While we have covered eLoran before, most notably in this eLoran FAQ early last year, new headlines provide the need for revisiting the topic. In an article
Yesterday, BBC News kicked off an exciting and unique experiment in hopes to tell the story of international trade and globalisation. In the year long
Photo By Jay Q The first documented lighthouse was in Alexandria Egypt, circa 290 BC. And today, lighthouses are an endangered species. Pharos Lighthouse stood
Could it be time to dig out your old ten point dividers and loran-c charts? Probably not but the same technology behind these devices is making a comeback.
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