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I can't find any evidence towards there being satellites functioning in orbit around the planet.
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Jeremiah Hernandez
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Aaron Ramirez
Get a sat phone and go call in a place without cell coverage.
Ryder Walker
>build roket
>sit on top
>aim for retrograde trajectory intercepting satelight
>???
Not sure what else would work.
Nicholas Morgan
>I can't find any evidence
That means you didn't look.
Sebastian Howard
I'm being serious here.
There's no foolproof evidence.
The best you could possibly get is video footage taken from inside the craft/station/satellite and then transition outside into space.
It just doesn't exist.
Parker Young
you realize most satellites don't have an "inside" right?
Caleb Walker
Foolproof is the best way to put it considering you are both a fool and can't understand satellites
Grayson Miller
If we can find such a video, a transition to from an airlock to space, we should be good.
This video is as close as it gets so far.
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Justin Martinez
How do you reckon gps works?
Just asking
Samuel Watson
I don't know.
If someone asked me to program a tracking system I would try and measure the time and distance between signal and receiver and maybe compare it to another signal close by.
Wikipedia and the likes seem to have a few contradictions, saying that they're on separate frequencies when they're obviously linked to the internet.
Do you know how GPS works? Would you really need a system of satellites all orbiting in unison for it to work?
Wouldn't such a system also allow for 3D tracking?