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Baffling. The earth isn’t a perfectly smooth solid sphere that never deforms. It is a dynamic object being shaped by all sorts of forces. How do they guarantee
by demondemidi 3y ago
Baffling. The earth isn’t a perfectly smooth solid sphere that never deforms. It is a dynamic object being shaped by all sorts of forces. How do they guarantee 0.1mm error over a year. It must be limited to a small number of high value targets given the techniques used on the article, but still unclear. Just seems wildly complicated to get right.
- Tor3 3y agoYep. The ground itself moves with the tides.. so it's never static. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earth_tide https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earth_tide