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From: iasedu
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  • <3 that part bout earth trying to stay in a straight line

  • a priori bullshit~

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  • i used to go time traveling but i took an arrow on my knee!!!

  • Neutrino. Knock, Knock. Who's There?

  • @NothingFancyJustGus We all bed space, all the time, and you can't stop it!

  • @iasedu YEP! all things that have mass BEND space, and since space and time are intertwined, we also bend TIME as well. Proof? GPS. That is all.

  • im the 420th view. haha

  • we will soon discover the long awaited johnny mnemonic particle tying together all the fundamental forces and big bangology..perhaps silly string theory too...

  • 37:02 not correct; GPS and practically all civilian satellite usage is receive-only (with the exception of things like Iridium).

  • @HiAdrian You are joking, right?

  • @iasedu What do you mean? It's not a minor detail/difference.

  • @HiAdrian If I understand you correctly, you are saying that GPS and civilian satellites are receive-only? What is the use of a receive-only communication device? Do you know what "communication" is? Data in -> data process -> data out.

  • @iasedu Satellite usage, I meant the user on the ground. He seems to state that it's a 2-way mechanism.

  • @HiAdrian The GPS device in your car do send signals to the satellite, and the satellite processes this information and send it back to the GPS device.

  • @iasedu To my understanding, the GPS satellites bombard the earth with their position information, and ground devices derive their own location purely through trilateration of multiple signals. So i think it's one-way, like e.g. DVB-S signals.

    I think the satellites might be overwhelmed if they had to deal with the upstream of all the devices below them.

  • @HiAdrian But the GPS device in your car needs to know when any received signal was sent. So to my understanding, the GPS device sends a device ID code to the satellite, and the satellite sends back the time, location, and time of received signal... But I'm not sure, to be honest.

  • @HiAdrian I think you might be correct here, the satellites do bombard the earth with time of sent signal and location. Sorry.

  • @iasedu No worries. I was just surprised about the way he presented it; he clearly put time into preparing his presentation and the far more tricky relativity-effects on GPS.

  • @HiAdrian I'm glad that you spotted that too. I had to give my head a shake when he said, or at least implied, that my GPS receiver actually transmits to a satellite.

  • Our time in our universe is probably totally different from the time outside this universe. For all we know 20 years outside our universe is 13.7 billion years inside our universe.

  • There was a young lady name Bright

    who traveled far faster than light.

    She left one day,

    in a relative way,

    and returned the previous night.

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