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(had to repost because evidently I don't know how to use Reddit LOL)

Hi all, I was browsing this site (https://gpsjam.org/?lat=60.25929&lon=-125.85225&z=3.0&date=2025-03-18) which shows you a map of the world's GPS jamming levels (for completely non-UFO related reasons LOL) when I noticed a small area of jamming occurring in northern Alaska. When I took a closer look, I was like: wait a minute, isn't that directly over the area that the UAP from Feb. 2023 was shot down?! 

Sure enough, I was right. I looked at some of the historical data and discovered some interesting information that I haven't seen discussed anywhere yet: 

* No GPS jamming occurred in the area while the actual shoot down and recovery operations took place (screenshot #1). 
* As a matter of fact, it looks like no GPS jamming occurred in the area *at all* until 3/18/24 (see screenshot #2), which is over a year after the shoot down took place. 
* The most widespread GPS jamming in the area seems to have taken place from 3/18/24-3/28/24 & 4/11/24 - 4/27/24. After 4/27, it doesn't appear that the jamming ever extends far out into the sea like it did before. 
* Interestingly enough, it seems like there was a break in between those two date ranges (3/28 - 4/10) where no GPS jamming was recorded. This appears to be the longest streak of no GPS jamming since it started. After 4/11, there's pretty much always jamming recorded save for the occasional weekend here and there. 
* There's only a couple days where you see jamming occurring over the sea but not Deadhorse itself.  Otherwise, Deadhorse is always included in the jamming area. 
* Jamming continues today (screenshot #3).

For those not familiar with GPS jamming/interference, it's something that's usually only typically done by militaries and governments in order to prevent enemy drones/planes/missiles/etc from navigating to sensitive areas. If you take a look at the map, you'll see that it most often occurs in conflict zones and areas with a lot of military presence (hence why almost the entire mainland U.S. and Europe register mild jamming every day). 

As to what this information could mean, well. 🤷 We can only definitively conclude that there's something there that someone wants to hide. Given that there's not a bunch of military or gov installations in or near Deadhorse, that really narrows down what it could be.