How China Is Threatening U.S. GPS Dominance
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Published 2023-07-29
Chapters:
00:00 — Introduction
02:20 — GPS vs. Beidou
06:20 — Challenging GPS
09:47 — GPS modernization
Produced by: Magdalena Petrova
Camera: Lucas Mullikin
Graphics: Christina Locopo, Andrea Schmitz
Supervising Producer: Jeniece Pettitt
Additional footage: U.S. Space Force, Lockheed Martin
Additional sources: Federal Aviation Administration
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How China Is Threatening U.S. GPS Dominance
All Comments (21)
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The title should be : How China is de-risking from US GPS monopoly
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It’s so funny. US ban China from using its GPS , China develops it own. US says it is not Fair! 😮
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The US media's effort trying to portrait Chinese achievements and inovative proes as a negative thing for the world is disgusting!
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The U.S. is the world’s most notorious gangster.
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An average citizen can see the US media bias. It's pathetic.
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When you see the title, you realize how American media is with the mindset.. whenever others have something, then it's a threat.. this is becoming pathetic.
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Can Americans stop thinking that everyone in the world loves your country? Your country is not pure gold.
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China had the US and EU to cooperate with the satellite project two decades ago, but they refused, so China developed its own system by itself.
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Everything that challenges US hegemony is a threat to them 😂
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Threatening U.S. GPS dominance? How about "breaking U.S. GPS dominance"? There is no need to watch the full video to know it was totally biased.
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"the beidou system will become a tracking device, an information, device, a surveillance device for the Chinese" which is EXACTLY what the GPS system has been doing as a tracking, information stealing and surveillance device for the US government🤣
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China did not want to build Beidou. they join the EU Galileo program. however EU decide to nationalise the program and left China out so China has no choice but to develop their own. China has never wish to compete with the West, but the West always abandons China so China has no choice but to depend on itself. the move the West abandon China, the more capabilities China will have on its own. it time the West learn to reflect China as a peer and not think they can't have their own if they are abandoned.
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I’m from South East Asia, we always face problem from American to temporary switch off their GPS and causing our ship lost direction in the sea frequently. Luckily China help us to solve the problem. GPS is not serving the world, it serve American only, on the other hand, China is the only country show helping hand.
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When China approaches the United States, the United States always says that China is threatening the United States, which is really shameless😂😂😂
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The US gov has repeatedly blocking and jamming GPS signals in areas and ships which we don't like. The Yinhe incident was a strong trigger to make China decide to build their own navigation system.
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I’m happy to see so many sober , wise, comments
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Threatening? You ask permission to use the constellation and rejected. You build your own. Then people said you are a threat. Where is the logic here?
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Technology is not only meant for America, everybody can build their own.
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Not relying on another nation is called de-risking and protecting national security. That is true for the US, as well as for other countries.
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China is just better at almost everything. However, unlike the USA and it's lapdogs, China doesn't have imperialist and destructive behaviour. So no need to cry, CNBC.