GPS World: USNO's Fountain: Time at 100 Trillionths of a Second

Discussion in 'General GPS Discussion' started by Sam Wormley, Jan 23, 2009.

  1. Sam Wormley

    Sam Wormley Guest

    Strich, saying what is not true will not make it so.

    GPB (initial analysis) confirmation of Relativity's frame dragging.
    And final data reduction and analysis is expected to confirm frame
    dragging to even higher precision. Perhaps you should get a different
    hobby.
     
    Sam Wormley, Feb 4, 2009
  2. Sam Wormley

    Sue... Guest

    The word "relativity" is not in that document.

    There is no dot preceeding the edu and it
    smells like something associated with rogue
    posts from the VA or Boeing. I wouldn't click it.

    Sue...
     
    Sue..., Feb 4, 2009
  3. That material contains useless information. Thus, it cannot be an
    The bottom line is the answer to the following question.

    If satellite chipping rate of 10.23MHz is not corrected for SR or GR
    on 450 parts in a trillion, would a GPS receiver using the same
    chipping rate work?

    If you answer ‘yes’, then SR or GR is never needed in the GPS.
    Professor Andersen had already said ‘yes’.

    If you answer ‘no’, you are not an engineer. Gisse will certainly
    answer ‘no’ even if he is totally clueless. What do you expect from a
    college drop-out anyway.

    So, Sam. Your reputation is on the line. What do you say?

    Here is another question.

    If the chipping rate is not corrected for that 450 parts in a
    trillion, would this error (say it exists) accumulate over time?

    The college drop-out has already said ‘yes’. What do you say, Sam?
     
    Koobee Wublee, Feb 4, 2009
  4. Sam Wormley

    Sam Wormley Guest

    Down load it from
    http://www.navcen.uscg.gov/gps/geninfo/IS-GPS-200D.pdf

    it's all the same document.
     
    Sam Wormley, Feb 4, 2009
  5. Sam Wormley

    Sam Wormley Guest

    I'm not in any way worried about my reputation. That is not important.
    If you want to know how GPS work and what principles are involved, read
    the literature.

    All you are doing is wasting your own time... avoiding reading
    the details of GPS. You are very much like Potter, blustering away
    at nothing!
    Read the literature and you will see that without the relativistic
    corrections, it wouldn't be very long before you couldn't even find
    yourself to the nearest kilometer.

    Use your VA benefits and get some science education.
     
    Sam Wormley, Feb 4, 2009
  6. Sam Wormley

    papa_rios Guest

    However "relativistic" appears 9 times!!! most of them associated with
    the word "effect".

    Miguel Rios
     
    papa_rios, Feb 4, 2009
  7. Sam Wormley

    Sue... Guest

    Thank you Miguel.
    That will make it easier to read.
    I extend my apologies and will delete my
    misleading post from the Google index.

    Sue...
     
    Sue..., Feb 4, 2009
  8. Sam Wormley

    Sam Wormley Guest

    Koobee, you really should read the GPS literature. PVT calculations
    are done using data from the navigation message, not the almanac part
    of it, but the ephemeris data and the TLM and HOW bits.
    http://edu-observatory.org/gps/ICD-GPS-200C_Fig20-1/

    Read these: http://edu-observatory.org/gps/tutorials.html

    I hope you are paying attention Potter!
     
    Sam Wormley, Feb 4, 2009
  9. Sam Wormley

    Sam Wormley Guest

    I don't know why you didn't read the ICD-GPS-200D in the first place,
    Dennis Sue... and you would have noticed the sections on relativity.
     
    Sam Wormley, Feb 4, 2009
  10. Sam Wormley

    Sam Wormley Guest

    Here's a calculation Koobee:

    Global Positioning System Overview
    http://www.Colorado.EDU/geography/gcraft/notes/gps/gps_f.html
    http://www.colorado.edu/geography/gcraft/notes/gps/gif/navigate.gif
     
    Sam Wormley, Feb 4, 2009
  11. Sam Wormley

    Sue... Guest


    I am not Dennis McCarthy and you are a delusional psychopath.

    I don't read delusional postings.
    That is why.

    I might ask you why you bother to publish
    a web site then discourage visitors with insults.

    But I don't have to ask. That is what psychopaths do.

    Go take your meds.


    Sue...
     
    Sue..., Feb 4, 2009
  12. [No answer but whining crap snipped]

    If Sam has no capability of answering these two very simple
    engineering questions, how can Sam claim to be an expert in GPS? All
    Sam can do is to reference to something that he thinks are bibles
    without understanding what they mean.

    Oh, well! These seem to be the typical traits of Einstein
    Dingleberries who would do anything continuing to worship Einstein the
    nitwit, the plagiarist, and the liar. SR and GR are both utter
    nonsense. <shrug>
     
    Koobee Wublee, Feb 5, 2009
  13. Sam Wormley

    Sam Wormley Guest

    I don't claim to run this website:
    http://www.navcen.uscg.gov/gps/geninfo/IS-GPS-200D.pdf

    About you claiming not to be Dennis D McCarthy...

    There is a Dennis D. McCarthy, who used to work for US Naval
    Observatory in Washington DC. a few years ago.... and there
    is a Dennis D. McCarthy living in Lumberton NC, who's property
    records are public information.

    And then you started posting as Suzysewnshow about the 17th of
    August of 2004. And the IP address that your computer is
    connected to... that ISP is headquartered just 20 miles up
    the road.

    You appear to have enough technical background... similar to
    what I would expect Dennis D McCarthy to have in his position
    at the Naval Observatory.

    But heck, that's probably just a coincidence... My mistake!

    Sue, I think you should learn about (and embrace) General Relativity
    in its application to the Global Positioning System, and I hope
    you would foster a respectful relationship with many of the
    more knowledgeable posters in this physics newsgroup. Why you
    are supporting trolls and cranks is beyond me.

    -Sam Wormley
     
    Sam Wormley, Feb 5, 2009
  14. Sam Wormley

    Kevin Horton Guest

    http://www.phys.lsu.edu/mog/mog9/node9.html

    In summary, Ashby provides quite a detailed description of the
    difference in clock speed observed in the clocks in the GPS satellites
    vs the speed that is observed when the same clock runs on the ground.
    Have these observations been discredited? If so, I would be
    interested to read a rational explanation of why they should not be
    believed, or a description of some other way they should be
    interpreted.

    I'd like something with a bit more meat than just hand waving.
    Something that actually addresses the technical side of the problem,
    rather than becoming a religious debate between the pro-relativity and
    the anti-relativity churches.

    Help me out here. I'm sure there are some bright guys in the anti-
    relativity camp who can either explain these apparent clock
    observations, or provide a rational alternative explanation for them.
    Supposedly, cesium atomic clocks have an accuracy on the ground of
    "from 2 to 3 parts in 10 to the 14th".:
    http://tycho.usno.navy.mil/cesium.html

    The difference in clock speed seen in the GPS satellite clocks is
    reported to be on the order of 440 parts in 10 to the 12th, which is
    several orders of magnitude worse than the accuracy seen on the
    ground. So it isn't clear to me how these differences can be
    explained away as simple clock to clock variation. What am I
    missing? What physical effects are causing this?
     
    Kevin Horton, Feb 5, 2009
  15. Sam Wormley

    Androcles Guest

    http://www.phys.lsu.edu/mog/mog9/node9.html

    In summary, Ashby provides quite a detailed description of the
    difference in clock speed observed in the clocks in the GPS satellites
    vs the speed that is observed when the same clock runs on the ground.
    ===============================
    Really? Perhaps Ashby should bring one back to the ground
    and check again. You did say "same clock", right?

    Have these observations been discredited?
    ==============================
    Not the point. The question should be "Have these observations been
    independently verified?"
    As I've already told you, no two satellites keep exactly the same time
    anyway. But look at the bottom of the page.
    The name there is Jorge Pullin , not Ashby. You are looking at a page
    written by a student which contains NO data, merely assertion.
    Why would you trust the word of a mere schoolmarm or student?
    He's no engineer, that's for sure.


    If so, I would be
    interested to read a rational explanation of why they should not be
    believed, or a description of some other way they should be
    interpreted.
    =================================
    See this pencil:
    http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/geoopt/optpic/brokpen.jpg

    It is bent and broken. Anyone can see it is. I would be interested to read
    a rational explanation of why this magic should not be believed.





    I'd like something with a bit more meat than just hand waving.
    ====================================
    Then produce it. You are showing me Jorge Pullin's hand-waving
    that he obtained second hand (presumably from Ashby) and asking
    if it has been discredited. Did Jorge Pullin or Ashby actually
    do any experiment on a satellite clock?




    Something that actually addresses the technical side of the problem,
    rather than becoming a religious debate between the pro-relativity and
    the anti-relativity churches.

    ====================================
    What problem? GPS works within its stated tolerance, the guts
    of the system is in the receiver, satellites are regularly updated
    with time and ephemeris data from ground stations to keep them
    in synch and known position, the only "problem" IS a religious
    debate.



    Help me out here. I'm sure there are some bright guys in the anti-
    relativity camp who can either explain these apparent clock
    observations, or provide a rational alternative explanation for them.
    ======================================
    I have helped you. The Holey Church of Relativity has its high
    priests and accolytes, the word of Pope Einstein is sacrosanct,
    and just like the Catholic Church believes Christ was born of
    a Virgin I simply don't intend to explain it. The rational explanation
    is Mary was fucked, but if you don't believe that there is not much
    I can do to convince you otherwise. There have been con-artists
    and the gullible throughout history, Einstein was just one more of
    them.

    Supposedly, cesium atomic clocks have an accuracy on the ground of
    "from 2 to 3 parts in 10 to the 14th".:
    http://tycho.usno.navy.mil/cesium.html

    The difference in clock speed seen in the GPS satellite clocks is
    reported to be on the order of 440 parts in 10 to the 12th, which is
    several orders of magnitude worse than the accuracy seen on the
    ground. So it isn't clear to me how these differences can be
    explained away as simple clock to clock variation. What am I
    missing? What physical effects are causing this?
    ===============================
    I gave you the clue. You've chosen to snip and ignore it.
    Now you want my help? You must fucking joking! Your mother
    can wipe your arse for you but still have to shit for yourself.
    I'll give it to you one more time:

    What kind of lunacy prompted Einstein to say
    the speed of light from A to B is c-v,
    the speed of light from B to A is c+v,
    the "time" each way is the same?

    Here it is:
    http://www.fourmilab.ch/etexts/einstein/specrel/www/figures/img22.gif

    The dorks will deny he ever did.
    According to Cretin

    Easy: he did NOT say that.
    According to cretin van lintel, Einstein did not write the equation he
    wrote.
    ________________________________________________________
    According to Imbecile Jimmy Black:

    " In neither system (meaning frame of reference in modern-day terminology)
    is the speed of light c-v or c+v. In both systems the speed of light is c."

    According to Imbecile Jimmy Black, Einstein did not write the equation he
    wrote.
    ________________________________________________________
    According to Cretin Dork Bruere

    I don't give a damn what Einstein wrote.
    ________________________________________________________
    According to Lying Little Shit Matthew Johnson

    And even the question is wrong! For he never said any such thing.
    This should be painfully obvious from what he _did_ say,
    namely, that the vacuum speed of light is a constant of nature,
    invariant under all admissable [sic] transformations between
    inertial reference frames.

    Apparently LLS Matthew Johnson has rewritten Einstein's paper.

    A team of scientists working under the direction of researchers from the
    University of Sussex have recently discovered that Einstein did not say
    "inertial".

    According to LLS Matthew Johnson, Einstein did not write the equation he
    wrote.
    ________________________________________________________
    According to Chief Wanker Uncle Stooopid Schwartz:

    "c+v appears nowhere in the paper, nor could it. [sic]
    According to Chief Wanker Uncle Stooopid, Einstein did not write the
    equation he wrote.
    ________________________________________________________
     
    Androcles, Feb 5, 2009
  16. Sam Wormley

    Sue... Guest

    This is the website you are hawking.
    Is is not yours?
    <<
    Sam Wormley's Global Positioning System (GPS) Resources
    Consumer Equipment, Reviews and Information by Joe Mehaffey and Jack
    Yeazel Google Search of Joe Mehaffey and Jack Yeazel's GPS Information
    Web Site ...
    edu-observatory.org/gps/ -
    It sounds like you went to the Dork Van der Moron
    private eye school.

    Your sleuthing is worse than
    your physics and now you and PD and paparios are
    knee deep in identity theft against
    Prof Fitz, DM from USNO, and DM of NC. and
    spoofing or abusing resources at Veterans Administration and The
    Boeing Corporation.

    These are REAL people and REAL organisations
    with REAL lawyers. How stupid can you guys get?


    Not your first mistake in this matter. Let's hope
    it isn't one of your worst.
    Which crank? Fitzpatrick, Einstein or Feynman?

    There is a bit of sleuthing involved in science too
    and I won't be trusting my study time to any advise of
    your demonstrated incompetence in either arena.

    Anyway, Thanks for clearing up your involvement
    in the DM matter. If there is a DM in NC I will
    alert him by snail mail because he may have credit
    issues he is scratching his head over.

    Prof Fitz and DM from USNO are already notified.

    I appreciate when professionals post under their
    real name because it gives us amateurs access to
    more of their work and opportunity to ask questions.

    But It also exposes them to vandals and thieves
    so the cost is not insignificant. You and
    DVM and PD and paparios in your blind mindless
    crusade and childish pranks increase that cost
    for them and provide good reason for potential
    victims to remain...

    Anonymous... aka Sue...
     
    Sue..., Feb 5, 2009
  17. Sam Wormley

    Sam Wormley Guest

    Well Anonymous... aka Sue..., you don't appear to be a happy camper.
    You've gotten awards, held positions of leadership... lost a battle
    or two, but who hasn't!

    Just because og physicist find flaws in your "physics" thinking,
    that's no reason to be vindictive. Heck were all here to learn
    or share some physics. Why not embrace the opportunity to learn
    from your mistakes.

    Why be bitter?
     
    Sam Wormley, Feb 5, 2009
  18. Sam Wormley

    Sue... Guest

    I am happier than the people you are confusing me with.
    My identity is secure. Theirs is not.
    You drew that conclusion because "anonymous" and
    "award" both begin with the letter a?

    The DVM school of logical deduction is unmistakable.
    Go to the head of his class and kiss his feet.

    The mistake is yours. Scroll back and
    read you own post.
    Post your credit card numbers to a few groups
    and you will have a perfect understanding in about
    two months.

    Sue...

    Mark Twain on electrodynamics:
    "The trouble ain't that there is too many fools,
    but that the lightning ain't distributed right"
     
    Sue..., Feb 5, 2009

  19. You lost the battle, Andro.

    w.
     
    Helmut Wabnig, Feb 5, 2009
  20. Sam Wormley

    Tom Potter Guest

    I am surprised to see that Sam Wormley
    does not know that the orbits of the GPS satellites
    are VERY stable,

    and that after a GPS receiver
    identifies a particular satellite from its' pseudo-random address,
    and decodes the time signal from the satellite
    that it knows the following:

    1. What satellite it has acquired.
    2. The time as reported by the satellite.
    3. The orbit of the satellite
    if it has stored the orbital data from a previous transmission.
    ( As a decent receiver would.)

    Apparently, Sammy does not know
    that as a GPS satellite is about 12,000 miles from
    the receiver, and radio waves travel about 186,000 per second in air,

    that a GPS receiver knows that the time data it received from the satellite
    took about .06 seconds from the satellite to the receiver,

    and that as a GPS satellite takes 12 hours ((43200 seconds)
    to orbit the Earth, that the satellite has moved about 1/720,000
    ( 1.4x10-6) of its' Earth orbit between transmission and reception
    of the signal.

    I will point out for the dumb and the dense,
    that the receiver knows this point,
    that it is located on some sphere about a point in Earth orbit,
    and it knows that point to one part in 720,000 of a precessing orbit.
    ( Note it also knows how fast the orbit precesses.)

    I might also point out that after a receiver
    obtains the same data from three more satellites,
    that it knows where it is with respect to
    four overlapping spheres,

    and by computing recursively
    it can tighten it position down to a level
    limited by the random effects in the system,
    and in the process, home in on the system time.

    Now, I don't expect Sammy, parrots, or cultists
    to comprehend this, as parrots are not too bright,
    and cultists believe what they have been conditioned to,

    but perhaps a few intelligent folks will read this post
    and learn how a GPS receiver can determine
    where it is, if it knows the orbital data of the satellites,
    and can trust that the satellites are transmitting the correct time.

    Note that by determining the beat frequency
    of the signal and the local oscillator frequencies,
    that the GPS receiver can use the Doppler Effect
    to determine the satellite's' velocity relative to the receiver.

    Note also that as a satellite passes overhead
    ( Relative to the receiver) that a zero beat is obtained,
    and this provides another check on where the satellite is.

    Also note that as a satellite precesses
    that a quadrature zero beat is also observed.

    I might point out that using more involved computations,
    a GPS receiver, using stored orbital data,
    can determine where it is,
    EVEN if the satellites are scrambling the times,
    and their pseudo code addresses
    but if I told you,
    I'd have to kill you.

    Of course, if anyone comes up with enough money,
    I'll be happy to tell them how to design a spoof-proof
    GPS receiver.

    The only sure way the GPS System can spoof
    is to modulate the orbits of the satellites,
    and that requires too much fuel to be practical.

    --
    Tom Potter
    http://tdp1001.spaces.live.com/
    http://www.tompotter.us/misc.html
    http://www.geocities.com/tdp1001/index.html
    http://notsocrazyideas.blogspot.com
    http://www.flickr.com/photos/tom-potter/
    http://tdp1001.wiki.zoho.com
    http://groups.msn.com/PotterPhotos
    http://www.androcles01.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/dingleberry.htm
     
    Tom Potter, Feb 5, 2009
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