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In a vacuum, you could get GPS accuracy down to 700 nanometers with clocks that accurate [1]. If only that pesky atmosphere didn't get in the way! [1]: http://
by pilom 13y ago
In a vacuum, you could get GPS accuracy down to 700 nanometers with clocks that accurate [1]. If only that pesky atmosphere didn't get in the way!
[1]: http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=%281+second+%2F430+trillion%29+*+speed+of+light http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=%281+second+%2F430+tril...
- deletes 13y agoThere are also other problems than atmosphere. http://eu.mio.com/en_gb/global-positioning-system_gps-accuracy-error-sources.htm http://eu.mio.com/en_gb/global-positioning-system_gps-accura...