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🇺🇸The GPS Hoax
GPS works with high antennas and towers on the ground and not with imaginary satellites in "space"! (there is no space or satellites)
GPS = Ground Positioning System

🇩🇪Der GPS-Hoax
GPS funktioniert mit hohen Antennen und Türmen auf der Erde und nicht mit imaginären Satelliten im All! (Es gibt kein All oder Satelliten)
GPS = Boden Positionsbestimmungssystem

🇪🇸El engaño del GPS
El GPS funciona con antenas altas y torres en tierra, ¡y no con satélites imaginarios en el "espacio"! (no hay espacio ni satélites)
GPS = Sistema de Posicionamiento en Tierra

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