Research Highlight ”Authentication of Satellite-Based Augmentation Systems with Over-the-Air Rekeying Schemes” Read the full paper by clicking the link in our bio! | Institute of Navigation | Facebook

How feasible is in-car navigation in 1986? Maggie Philbin visited the Transport and Road Research Facility in Crowthorne to test out two of the latest prototype in-car navigation systems. How do they work - and how long before we can expect to see them in production vehicles? | BBC Archive

3.6K views · 128 reactions | Satellite navigation is a big part of our daily lives. How do our phones and cars know where to go? Nicola de Quattro, Head of Engineering and Innovation at Vitrociset Belgium, explains how sat nav works along with its present and future applications in this episode of ESA Education's Meet The Experts. See https://youtu.be/91j5DGTAvfc | ESA - European Space Agency | Facebook

290K views · 341 shares | China has successfully launched the world’s first X-ray pulsar navigation satellite at 7:42am local time on Thursday from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in northwest China. According to Shuai Ping, the chief scientist of the research project, the satellite will detect the details of X-ray signals of 26 nearby pulsars, and will create a database for pulsar navigation during its mission. | CGTN | Facebook