Drones have been around for decades, military conflicts have accelerated their capabilities but, they have an Achilles heel

Of all the talk about the benefits of AI, there is an ugly downside it has an insatiable appetite for data, manpower, energy, and water.

A major point of discussion at Space Symposium was the growth of new space and the need to address shortfalls

In 1761 accurate time revolutionized navigation .Better timing still has the potential to unlock new opportunities - even on the moon.

In your home there is a common piece of electronics that has enormous potential.After all, you already have a wi-fi router.

The Last 500 Feet Recently NASA hosted a Position, Navigation, and Timing (PNT) Workshop dedicated to the “last 500 feet.”

GPS has been a cornerstone for the modern world for nearly four decades.But there are future needs that it cannot address

GPS outages are not systematically tracked, much less reported to the public.

The new space race is underway, and in many respects China has taken a lead.

Nobody in the early days of GPS understood how important it would be.

Oh, Artemis. You never had a chance, not with such overprotective and risk-averse parents. Same with GPS.

For 2 decades we have been waiting for a replacement for GPS.Russia, China, and Europe have a GPS replacement. Where is ours?

Freedom to Grow Not long ago, space was tied to governments. But new space has been freed from these shackles.

Despite the name, Global Positioning System (GPS) provides more than position; it also provides time.

GPS is about Time

All networks rely on a time signal from GPS yet, GPS is known for providing position.a time reference is necessary to know your position.

The need for accurate clocks goes back to the ancient mariners.But accurate synchronization between many clocks is a recent necessity.

The National Space-Based PNT Advisory Board held their semi-annual meeting. The experts met to provide advice on GPS policy, management, ..

Theme of the Week GPS Keeps the Lights On When most people think of GPS, they think of maps. Despite this perception, the real...

GPS is a textbook example of a dual use technology used for both military and civilian applications.