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Previously on "Remember Britain will have its own GPS system after Brexit?"
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Originally posted by vetran View Posthmm a balanced and measured response from our squirrel botherer.
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Originally posted by vetran View PostYou know these things get smaller after they are first born, (a bit like your brain), give it a few months it will fit into a matchbox.
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Originally posted by sasguru View Post" a one metre long container containing clouds of rubidium atoms frozen using lasers"
Indeed the RAF could equip their new fighters with a canvas and balsawood contraption on top to contain this new GPS.
Let's hope it doesn't change the aerodynamic qualities of the plane too much.
You know these things get smaller after they are first born, (a bit like your brain), give it a few months it will fit into a matchbox.
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Originally posted by meridian View PostI don’t know why he’s so worried about it and not celebrating it. Galileo is Brexit in a nutshell.
- we were paying more than other smaller countries, so now we don’t have to pay in and they can pay instead
- we’re now free to spend the Galileo dividend on our own system instead
- we now only need to pay for the access to Galileo that we want (within the boundaries of what the EU offers)
- we can do deals with everyone else (eg USA) for access to their systems, and that will all work out great because they have no self-interest whatsoever and they will bend over backwards to do a great deal with us
- we’ve reduced the influx of EU immigrants (“scientists”)
- we’ve successfully reduced the freedom of movement of our own scientists, so that they can concentrate on innovative jam recipes instead of world class science.
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostYou're trying to be logical with mince. It doesn't work.
- we were paying more than other smaller countries, so now we don’t have to pay in and they can pay instead
- we’re now free to spend the Galileo dividend on our own system instead
- we now only need to pay for the access to Galileo that we want (within the boundaries of what the EU offers)
- we can do deals with everyone else (eg USA) for access to their systems, and that will all work out great because they have no self-interest whatsoever and they will bend over backwards to do a great deal with us
- we’ve reduced the influx of EU immigrants (“scientists”)
- we’ve successfully reduced the freedom of movement of our own scientists, so that they can concentrate on innovative jam recipes instead of world class science.
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Originally posted by Hobosapien View PostRelax, UK has developed an alternative to satellite GPS using quantum compass navigation.
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The EU can stick it's old tech GPS system down its cake hole, with a cherry on top.
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Originally posted by Hobosapien View PostRelax, UK has developed an alternative to satellite GPS using quantum compass navigation.
Quantum compass - Wikipedia
The EU can stick it's old tech GPS system down its cake hole, with a cherry on top.
Indeed the RAF could equip their new fighters with a canvas and balsawood contraption on top to contain this new GPS.
Let's hope it doesn't change the aerodynamic qualities of the plane too much.
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Relax, UK has developed an alternative to satellite GPS using quantum compass navigation.
Quantum compass - Wikipedia
The EU can stick it's old tech GPS system down its cake hole, with a cherry on top.
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Originally posted by vetran View Postyep we contributed a billion but we don't get to use it?
with friends like this?
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