SpaceX to Launch Final GPS III Satellite, Honouring Hedy Lamarr

5 articles · Updated · Space.com · Apr 19

SpaceX is set to launch the final GPS III satellite, SV10, for the US Space Force from Cape Canaveral on April 20.
The satellite, named 'Hedy Lamarr,' offers improved accuracy, stronger signals, and advanced anti-jamming capabilities for military and civilian users.
This marks the completion of the GPS III series, paving the way for next-generation GPS IIIF satellites with enhanced security and reliability.

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