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TaylorAlexander
1y ago
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Realistically GPS is the answer, but it’s notable that you could also use a simple light sensor combined with accurate clocks to get your position on earth:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Light_level_geolocator
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vmfunction
1y ago
> Recording light levels over time Wonder how much time is needed to determine location.
TaylorAlexander
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1y ago
You just need to determine the time of sunrise and sunset relative to a known location and you get a rough idea of latitude and longitude.
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