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by blattimwind
2674 days ago
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Note that GPS compensates for relativistic effects to allow GPS receivers to act as very accurate clocks (GPS time receivers are considered stratum 0 clocks). If you didn't care about using GPS time receivers you wouldn't have to care about relativistic effects with GPS at all (because all satellites are more-or-less exposed to the same relativistic effects), because a 3D/4D fix already synchronizes the receiver to the satellite's clocks. Relativity compensation in GPS satellites does not increase spatial accuracy. |
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