heavens showed PAP GPS ERP will fail

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Holes in the sun could cause GPS havoc on Earth this weekend: Experts forecast geomagnetic storms will strike tomorrow

By Victoria Woollaston for MailOnline
14:18 01 Apr 2016, updated 14:42 01 Apr 2016
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The warnings have been made by US-based NOAA and the UK Met Office
Weather experts have spotted three coronal holes in the surface of the sun
These are expected to produce solar flares, wind and geomagnetic storms
If the storms strike Earth, they could interfere with GPS systems and even the migrations of birds*
If you are planning on getting away for the weekend, you may want to take a paper map with you rather than relying on your sat-nav.*

After spotting three coronal holes on the sun, space weather experts have forecast a geomagnetic storm will strike Earth on Saturday and could lead to 'unsettled' activity on Sunday and Monday, too.

Geomagnetic storms can interfere with satellites, and this can have a knock-on effect to sat-navs, GPS chips in phones and even the ability to make calls.*

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After spotting three coronal holes on the sun (pictured), weather experts have forecast a geomagnetic storm will strike Earth on Saturday and could lead to 'unsettled' activity on Sunday and Monday, too. Geomagnetic storms can interfere with satellites, and this can have a knock-on effect to sat-navs and GPS chips in phones
Experts are also warning it could even disrupt the migration habits of birds.*

America's National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) said a minor 'G1' geomagnetic storm watch has been issued for 2 April.*

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[SeeFartLoong]

Tomorrow few more flights will join MH-370 missing forever.

 

[452SAR]

BMW's onboard computers can record and upload (subscription required after first three years) geolocation data for you to share your car's locations on social media.

In a way, Singapore can just adopt bmw's ready technology to implement location-based ERP.
In another way, next time, our wives will know where we go drinking.

 

[congo9]

The terrible thing is that government can know anything about you and yet you know nothing about them. What they will do with all these data.

 

[harimau]

Published on 1st April! April's fool joke?