But now I do, thanks. :D :D
Everybody knows, it's where Santa Claus lives! :-) :-) :-) :-)
I always thought that the north pole was at, well, the north pole. Where else would it be? Even if the north pole moves, it is still the north pole so that means that - where every the north pole is, there is where you will find the north pole.
But then again...are we talking geographical or magnetic North?
_Rex wrote:
But then again...are we talking geographical or magnetic North?
How the hell would I know if I don't know what I am talking about. I do have a question. My GPS gets its info from satellites. Which dose it use, if at all?
Neither. Your GPS units receive info from 4 of the 33 +/- satellites orbiting this Earth. Now why it's called trilateration when it should be quadlateration is anybody's guess.
STVest
Loc: LA - that's Lower Alabama
Okay. Here's what I took away from that. The north pole is moving further north. Call Al Gore! This explains global warming.
It's my Uncle Tony who lives up North. He's the Pollack that married my Italian Aunt.
So, when I'm late for an appointment, I can blame the shifting North Pole?
Phil
STVest
Loc: LA - that's Lower Alabama
phil7782 wrote:
So, when I'm late for an appointment, I can blame the shifting North Pole?
Phil
Only if you have to travel north to get to your appointment. If south, you should get there early.
_Rex wrote:
Neither. Your GPS units receive info from 4 of the 33 +/- satellites orbiting this Earth. Now why it's called trilateration when it should be quadlateration is anybody's guess.
IMHO because we're in 3 dimensional space not 4? :?: :)
And here I was thinking it was near Plattsburg New York. Go figure
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