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If GPS failed tomorrow, the world would stop. This video explains how GPS works, how the Global Positioning System controls navigation, and why satellite GPS technology is critical for modern infrastructure.

GPS was built for war — and it still operates under military control today.

Originally developed as NAVSTAR GPS during the Cold War, the Global Positioning System was designed to guide missiles, track submarines, and support military navigation with extreme accuracy.

Today, GPS powers smartphones, aircraft navigation, ships, emergency rescue systems, banking networks, and global communications infrastructure.

In this video, you’ll learn:

• How GPS satellites calculate position
• How GPS works without internet
• Military vs civilian GPS accuracy
• Selective Availability explained
• Einstein’s relativity in GPS timing
• GPS jamming during conflicts
• How GPS synchronizes global infrastructure

If GPS disappeared, planes could lose navigation, banks could desync, and power grids could destabilize within hours.

Modern civilization depends on GPS more than most people realize.

This video explains how GPS works, how GPS satellites operate, and how the Global Positioning System powers modern navigation worldwide.

Learn how GPS works without internet and how military GPS technology became part of everyday life.

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00:00 Military Origins of GPS
00:42 The Illusion of Simplicity
01:18 Global Satellite Infrastructure
02:05 How GPS Signals Work
02:48 GPS Doesn’t Track You
03:22 Time and Signal Delay
04:05 Position Calculation Explained
05:12 GPS Without Internet
06:01 Navigation in Extreme Conditions
06:52 Cold War Satellite Origins
07:40 NAVSTAR Military System
08:35 Civilian Accuracy Limits
09:28 Einstein and GPS Relativity
10:22 Relativistic Corrections
11:05 Other Global Systems
11:52 Military Control of GPS
12:40 Global Dependency on GPS
13:35 Final Thoughts

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