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QUANTUM GPS CAN HELP PLANES NAVIGATE WHEN REGULAR GPS IS JAMMED:

In test flights, a quantum sensor that uses the earth’s magnetic fields outperformed conventional GPS backups. Quantum GPS could aid pilots in the future by helping commercial aircraft stay on course in the face of an increase in GPS jamming and spoofing attempts.

When tested to steer an aircraft, a quantum magnetic navigation system fared better than the conventional backup system that airplanes use in the event that GPS signals are jammed.

Radio waves sent between space and the earth are used by GPS and other global navigation satellite systems. However, as demonstrated in 2024 when GPS jamming and spoofing impacted transatlantic flights, these radio waves are comparatively weak and susceptible to deliberate jamming. As aircraft encounter navigational difficulties, GPS backup systems are becoming more and more crucial.

TECHONOLOGY A CLASSIC  HACKING TECHINQUE WORKS ON SOME QUNATUM COMPUTERS:

Based on the row-hammer assault, a form of interference used to infiltrate conventional computers, two separate research teams have created techniques for attacking noisy quantum computers.

Although quantum information cannot be copied due to the principles of quantum physics, this does not imply that quantum computers are possible. Both of them rely on a technique known as a row hammer assault, which is used to hack conventional systems.

The principles of quantum physics prevent the copying of quantum information, however this does not mean that quantum computers are not feasible. Both of them use a method for hacking traditional systems called a row hammer assault.

TECHNOLOGY SLICES OF WOOD CAN FILTER BACTERIAL AND MICROPLASTICS FROM WATER:

Slices of wood can serve as water filters that remove more than 99 percent of particles, including many dangerous bacteria and microplastics. This could provide a low-cost means of protecting people from water-borne illnesses. Filters made from untreated wood can do this.

TECHNOLOGY AI-POWERDED CHILL SPRAY COULD DETER BEAR WITH OUT INJURING THEM:

An AI-controlled machine that shoots bears with the chemical capasaicin from chilli peppers helps humans avoid potentially harmful situations.

Bears may learn to avoid these manchines and instead go to houses and trash dumps without them, but AI-controlled machines with chilli pepper spray could lessen bear-human conflicts.

On the Tibetan plateau, encounters between humans and Tibetan brown bears, also called Tibetan blue bears, are becoming more frequent. This is likely due in part to climate change altering the animals’ natural habitat. Bears may kill livestock and cause property damage as a result, or even