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Micro Satellites Orbiting and Tethered Together
New technologies in micro satellites are moving very fast as processors, sensors and systems get more powerful and much smaller. I propose to have these systems and micro satellites to be in a solar system type configuration as they fly
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GPS Tracking: Hundreds Of Ways
GPS tracking is an excellent tool to use and take advantage of throughout our lives. This was once thought of as a system that only could be used for government and state agencies. But, through its development, it has become a force to contend with. There are many ways in which you can benefit from using GPS tracking in your daily lives. And, you will not believe how easy it is to use either!
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GPS Tracking System: The Key to Saving Money on your Business
It is natural for a business to have its ups and down. Since everything is beyond your control no matter how you strive of putting all things into its right place, sometimes it still fails. Sometimes you just assume that everything is fine though it’s not.
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The Fantastic Futuristic Features of the GPS System
Each satellite orbits continually about the same ground track (as the earth turns beneath them) once per day, at an altitude such that the satellites repeat the same track and configuration over any point approximately each 24 hours (actually 4 minutes earlier each day).
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Cell Phone GPS Tracking - Privacy Issues
This article discusses prevelant security issues regarding who can access cell phone GPS tracking records. Is it a case of Big Brother watching our every move, or are our privacy rights protected?
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GPS and the Military
GPS has always been synonymous with military technology but some have claimed that this revolution has stopped soldiers from learning basic skills. Does GPS mean that soldiers no longer learn to navigate with a map and compass and furthermore, is this scenario prolematic in the long term?
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GPS Tracking is Saving Businesses Money
“Businesses have reported a reduction in fuel usage as the biggest advantage of GPS tracking,” said Brad Borst, Founder and President of RMT. Monitoring and reducing speeds, routes, and idle time are just a few things that fleet owners can do to lower the fuel bill. Each mile per hour above 50 MPH increases fuel consumption by 1 ? percent. Higher speeds also cause more tire heat, which puts more wear on tires. Wear on tires will almost double at road speeds of 70 MPH or greater. RMT’s GPS tracking systems report all vehicle activity and immediately alerts fleet managers by cell phone and email of speeding and unauthorized use of company vehicles.
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