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The title of this thread is wrong and so is India's hallmark BANANA JOURNALISM.
GAGAN is not an indigenous satellite navigation system...its GPS signal enhancing system which has no own navigation capability..It completely relies on GPS / GLONASS for navigation signals..
This used to be called "differential gps"..
one or more ground stations are built and their position is calculated very accurately and stored in the system..
the ground station then compares the GPS position from GPS satlites and the Position stored..the stored position is known to be the correct pisition and any difference between the stored position and podition given by GPS satellite is calculated as error..
that error is then relayed to lther compatible receivers and they add or substract the error from their GPS pisition to get a pin point accurate position .
so thats just GPS augmentation not Indigenous navigation system...
the error signal can be relayed via ground baser radio transmitters or for more coverage...via satellite..and thats what india is doing...
i am not sure why india needs 7 satellites for this...or is there more to the system than just GPS error correction???
may be some other member can clarify this?
so he will understand kolaveri kolaveri
My reply was a rant but what about "Indian hallmark Banana journalism" remark that you have just passed when you did not know the subject. What kind of rant it was? You learned something new about India today, take one more advice. You always rant about degrading Indian without knowing the facts and most of the time they backfires like this one. So in future try to be smarter.
In that news posted, I can't really find where he said.....China has only 2 satellites
Is that an example of you constant orgasm??I comprehend your hunger for high IQ comments form mine, I really do.
So remember well another high IQ remark:
If Russian tech-enabled Agni 5 of obsolete technologies of 1970s could make your “high” IQ scientists such *excited* as if it were the best thing happened to them since the sliced bread, or that dubious “0”, then I can imagine what sort of GPS they are so *excited* about, needless to mention that I am, therefore, thoroughly convinced that in the foreseeable future an imported indoor plumbing technology of 1980s’ level (note:10 yrs more advanced than Agni 5) could take both your DRDO, DRTROLL, ISRO scientists and other Patels along your rail tracks beyond upper limit of excitement surely … non-stop orgasms and total ecstasy shall we say? Now tell me you’re excited too?
