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NASA's Artemis II moon launch tore a hole in Earth's upper atmosphere so huge it disrupted GPS signals

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Space.comNASA's Artemis II moon launch tore a hole in Earth's upper atmosphere so huge it disrupted GPS signals
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"It could have a strong impact not only on self-driving cars but also on drone positioning."

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