Earth’s north magnetic pole is on the move again
Earth’s magnetic north is not static. Like an anchorless buoy pushed by ocean waves, the magnetic field is constantly on the move as liquid iron sloshes around in the planet’s outer core.
Google Maps' Mistake Grabs Attention Once Again! Car Stuck In Bengaluru Traffic Confused With Parking Zone
A recent case reported regarding the navigation tool threw light on Bengaluru traffic and misrepresented a space as a parking ...
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GPS chaos in the Baltic: Aviation and maritime woes persist
Disruptions in the GPS system in the Baltic Sea have persisted for more than two months, affecting the navigation of aircraft ...
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GPS chaos over Baltic: Planes rerouted as disruptions escalate
GPS system disruptions in the Baltic Sea have been ongoing for over 60 days, affecting the navigation of planes and ships, ...
German national caught with banned GPS device at airport, seventh case this month
A banned GPS device was recovered from the baggage of a German national at IGI Airport, marking the seventh such case this month.
Here’s where drivers lose the most time to traffic in the US
The latest report shows that, in 2024, drivers “lost” an average of 43 hours to traffic. That’s up an hour from 2023 but down ...