Launch Success for GPS IIF-4 Atlas V rocket launching from Cape Canaveral

On May 15, the Air Force launched a new GPS satellite into orbit. It is the fourth in a series of next-generation spacecraft that improve the worldwide GPS service. (Photo courtesy ULA)

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New Smithsonian Exhibit and Website on Time & Navigation

Time and Navigation: The Untold Story of Getting from Here to There A major new exhibition on Time and Navigation is now open at the National Air and Space Museum. Also open is a companion website packed with multimedia resources. Among other things, the exhibit features the history and future of GPS technology. Learn more...

GPS Adventures in Colorado

GPS Adventures The GPS Adventures exhibit is now open at The Wildlife Experience in Parker, Colorado, through May 27.

GPS Adventures is an immersive experience designed to teach kids and adults about GPS technology. Visitors navigate their way through an interactive maze while simulating the popular, GPS-based activity known as geocaching. Learn more...

A localized version of the exhibit, GPS Adventures Arkansas, is also open at the Museum of Discovery in Little Rock, Arkansas, through April. Learn more...

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Get Help with Incorrect Addresses, Maps, and Directions

Do GPS devices show your house or business in the wrong place? Are they sending trucks through your back alley? Don't blame the GPS satellites... contact the map makers! We'll tell you how. Learn more...

Video: GPS Modernization

The Air Force produced this video on the benefits of GPS and the ongoing effort to upgrade the system with new features. Watch it on YouTube...
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