The Global Positioning System (GPS) and GPS Coordinates Change How We See This World |
The burnt orange line is the 60th parallel. The majority of it is over Russian land and territory. Canada has the next largest tract of land, mostly wilderness, along the 60th parallel. It is only heavily-populated in the areas of St. Petersburg, Helsinki and Oslo. Anchorage, Alaska is just north of the 60th. At the southern-most tip of Greenland, there are remote lands that include the 60th parallel. The orange line below it is the actual flight path that Hattie and bruce took in 2007. This entire discovery process began with the story of the 60/60. Key letters and pages about the importance of these GPS listings • Saturday, March 15, 2014: An Open letter to Vladimir Putin Regarding The Key Russia GPS Locations • Thursday, May 27, 2010: Discovering 90 such simple quadrants. To sell an idea requires work. To sell a really big idea, requires a bit more work. These pages provide access to visuals within Wikipedia, Google, The Confluence Project, and Panoramio. More... • Thursday, April 15, 2010: The most simple GPS positions. Single numbers and all zeroes have a special elegance. Begin a study of those numbers. More... • Sunday, November 8, 2009: Learning Global Time Quadrants (GTQ) More.... Looking for Entrepreneurs for the following: 1. A GPS Book of Significant Locations? Please somebody get busy and publish a tour book based on significant GPS coordinates. You'll get everybody traveling to unusual places. More..
Let's wake up the airline and tourism industries. Wouldn't it be fascinating to end up in a place 6060 for your 60th birthday and meet people from around the world who are 60 as well. Can't you sense some magic happening with that mix of people? ...all the seminars on longevity? ...on health and wellness? ...on the meaning and value of life. More.. 3. Architects and city planners What would a perfect city look like where the GPS quadrant was the center of the town? What would be the first tier of properties around that location within the first minute and seconds from the centerpoint? More.. |
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