Attempt to apply ether on the lunar navigation satellite system: Ether is a resource for the navigation satellite system

The global navigation satellite system (GNSS) is an application of ether. In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, there were no experimental devices to prove the existence of ether. However, such devices have now made significant advancements and are in practical use as GNSS. Exploring the properties of ether using GNSS is crucial for further advancing the applications of ether. The operation of the lunar navigation satellite system (LNSS) will serve as evidence for the existence of the ether. If the LNSS functions properly, it will be another example of the application of the ether, along with GPS.