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 Summary
 Introduction
 Where Is He?
 Time and Location, Precisely
 It Started with Basic Research...
 A Tool to Study Nature
 Rabi's Clock
 Practical Applications
 GPS and the Future
 Credits

 Credits

This article was adapted by Gary Taubes from an article written by MIT scientist Daniel Kleppner for Beyond Discovery TM: The Path from Research to Human Benefit, a project of the National Academy of Sciences. The Academy, located in Washington, D.C., is a society of distinguished scholars engaged in scientific and engineering research and dedicated to the use of science and technology for the public welfare. For more than a century, it has provided independent, objective scientific advice to the nation.


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Global Positioning System Overview - An informative site on all aspects of the Global Positioning System.
Global Positioning System: A Shared National Asset - A 1995 report from the National Research Council.
University Navstar Consortium - A central repository for GPS applications to earth science.

 

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