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GPS (Systema localizationis globale)

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Satelles GPS in orbite circum Tellurem.
Varii receptores Systematis Collocandi Globalis.

NAVSTAR-GPS, vel simplicius GPS (ab Anglico Global Positioning System), est systema collocandi globale, anno 1995 a Gubernatione Civitatum Foederatarum factum et a Classi Aeria Civitatum Foederatarum iam administratum.

Systema ex viginti septem satellitibus artificosis (viginti quattuor actuosis, duobus subsidiariis) constat, qui signa radiophonica in aequalitate? temporum dantes circum Tellurem altitudine 20 200 chiliometrorum moventur. Hoc systemate, locus cuiuslibet hominis in telluris superficie ad amussim intra decem metra per receptorium GPS?, sicut telephonum gestabile et computatrum tabulare manuale, decernere potest.

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Bibliographia

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  • Bowditch, Nathaniel. 2002. Satellite Navigation. In The American Practical Navigator, capitulum 11. Vasingtoniae: United States Government.
  • Mendizabal, Jaizki, Roc Berenguer, et Juan Melendez. 2009. GPS and Galileo. McGraw Hill. ISBN 978-0-07-159869-9.
  • Parkinson et Spilker. 1996. The global positioning system. American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics. ISBN 978-1-56347-106-3.

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