World’s most rapidly moving continent Australia is heading to collide with Asia - what does this mean for the future
Australia is moving north towards Asia at 2.8 inches per year. This gradual shift could cause significant geological changes and impact biodiversity. It has already affected GPS systems. It could also impact navigation systems, satellite maps, and infrastructure, necessitating ongoing recalibration to maintain accuracy for sectors like autonomous vehicles and aviation.
Australia is moving north towards Asia at 2.8 inches per year. This gradual shift could cause significant geological changes and impact biodiversity. It has already affected GPS systems. It could also impact navigation systems, satellite maps, and infrastructure, necessitating ongoing recalibration to maintain accuracy for sectors like autonomous vehicles and aviation.
