Re: Galileo - what for?
- From: Mark McIntyre <markmcintyre@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 27 Dec 2005 16:01:53 +0000
On Fri, 27 Jan 2006 15:02:44 GMT, in sci.geo.satellite-nav ,
nospamronlee@xxxxxxxxxx (Ron Lee) wrote:
>Obviously the EU propaganda is working. Was GPS shut off during the
>events in IraQ? NO.
Incorrect. GPS accuracy was deliberately bollixed during the conflict,
to hamper enemy activity. The coalition had kit to descramble the
signal.
>Was GPS shut off when Islamo-terrorists attacked the US? NO.
How do you know? Were you outside with your GPS on 09/10 checking it?
But certainly they didn't turn it off in Europe - what would have been
the point?
>If the EU chooses to copy the GPS that is fine. Just don't use
>incorrect arguments to justify it.
Here's another point: all those military sats will need replacing in
5-10 years. What if Congress decides its a waste of money and refuses
to cough up? What if the US has another disaster in its space
programme, can't launch a firecracker for the next decade, and the
Kazakhs take a dislike to Americans?
Mark McIntyre
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