GPS is the backbone of modern civilization, quietly enabling critical systems in sectors like agriculture, finance, and infrastructure. However, its inherent vulnerability raises serious concerns about our collective dependence on this technology. The fragility of GPS is alarming, as the loss of such a fundamental service would not only disrupt daily operations but could lead to severe societal consequences. It is crucial that we recognize these risks and invest in robust alternatives to safeguard our reliance on GPS.
So, we're off working now with that program office to go start off a more commercial line. And when I say commercial in this particular aspect, just to clarify, this is accomplishing the same GSSAP mission. Our operators will fly the GSSAP system using the same ground systems and data they do now, but these would be using faster, commercial build times... and cheaper, less expensive parts in order to bring that together in a faster sense.