The Pentagon Can't Trust Gps Anymore

The Pentagon's growing unease with GPS reliability has sparked a heated discussion about the future of navigation, with some commenters pointing to the increasing vulnerability of GPS signals to interference and jamming. As the military grapples with this issue, some are touting quantum physics as a potential solution, with atomic clocks and other quantum-based technologies offering a more secure alternative. Regulars are riffing on the implications of a post-GPS world, with some noting that the US is already exploring alternative navigation methods, while others are questioning the practicality and cost of adopting quantum-based systems. The thread is abuzz with speculation about the potential consequences of a GPS disruption, making it a timely and fascinating conversation.

Snapshot generated from the HN discussion