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but I don't live in Vierzon, stop with00:00:08
that, damn, I've had to screw it up00:00:09
twice in my life, seriously, you're00:00:12
assuming, we know very well that you00:00:13
live there, he makes me sleep00:00:15
every time I go up to see him so already00:00:16
why are you coming up I didn't ask00:00:18
you anything yet it's the address that you00:00:20
sent me but not at all what is00:00:22
what then wait I think I00:00:25
understand it would be the first00:00:27
time human c 'you're the one who tried to00:00:30
hack her that's it that's actually the00:00:33
only way I found to harm00:00:35
this human for the moment00:00:37
she has the right to do that so00:00:39
normally no00:00:41
that's all but what 'is what's00:00:43
going on you wanted something sordid,00:00:46
welcome but all the messages are00:00:47
deleted and I have just received a00:00:49
court injunction saying that I am00:00:50
not allowed to approach you within 50000:00:51
meters ah no it's mine that I00:00:53
sent it to lia she just put your name in00:00:54
the place oh me too00:00:58
ah well finally she sent it to00:01:00
everyone so there is we already talked about it00:01:01
you know very well that no one will00:01:03
ever be able to replacing you now00:01:08
it's good I have an itinerary ah well it's00:01:10
progressing don't refuse the nice neighborhoods00:01:11
let's say that YouTube pays not too badly00:01:13
lately ok I'm here for the00:01:15
dinner well perfect while waiting for00:01:17
Kévin little episode00:01:21
[Music]00:01:25
it's always summer, vacations,00:01:28
walks to the other end of the country, the00:01:29
loaded car to00:01:31
exotic lands and now00:01:33
no one plans to move to00:01:35
an unknown place to look for the new00:01:37
swingers club in race campaign not00:01:39
yet listed on the maps without00:01:41
GPS and I'm not even talking about the Parisians00:01:43
who drive all the time with Waze in00:01:45
traffic jams in the hope that they will be00:01:46
offered an alternative route that is not at all00:01:48
suitable that all the others will00:01:51
also take thus increasing00:01:52
the average from 57 minutes per kilometer to00:01:55
58 to find yourself at the next00:01:56
exit stick behind the car that00:01:58
followed you until there a few years00:02:00
ago GPS was a00:02:02
specific expensive heavy bulky object and you00:02:06
really had to have00:02:07
regular use to justify your purchase00:02:09
today everyone has it on their00:02:10
phone so we use it all the00:02:12
time exactly like trottle who00:02:15
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and in fact it works how to do it00:02:56
how is your phone or your GPS box00:02:59
or your watch where you are and00:03:01
yes it's true that's common hello I can00:03:04
do something for you I'm an00:03:06
anonymous viewer but I discovered00:03:08
something I think it's is huge that's00:03:10
why I'm just speaking incognito well00:03:13
go ahead let's listen to your testimony00:03:14
so I see the last time I was at00:03:16
Eurodisney with my think tank00:03:18
fighting the world elite I'm watching the00:03:21
full to know where I stand locate one in00:03:23
relation to Space Mountain and there I see00:03:25
a point you are here suddenly I00:03:28
start to be wary of the cameras I skim00:03:30
the walls and I see an emotion I00:03:32
sneak right behind to pretend as00:03:33
if I were its fins because I00:03:35
I'm pretty good at everything that's00:03:36
camouflage, so I do everything I can to avoid being00:03:39
spotted. I arrive at Pirates00:03:41
of the Caribbean. I look at the map but00:03:43
again they tell me, you're here,00:03:44
how did they know that, so afterward that00:03:47
's not telling me that we're not being hunted00:03:48
by the government oh but I'm not saying00:03:50
anything but in fact how00:03:52
can the government or the park officials00:03:54
know that you are here a position00:03:56
is X and Y on a map an abscissa00:03:59
and an ordinate a unique combination00:04:01
which corresponds to only one00:04:03
perfectly identifiable point which allows you to00:04:06
locate yourself without ambiguity for example00:04:12
like today it is the00:04:14
French Formula 1 Grand Prix I have more than 'typing in00:04:15
the GPS coordinates of Magny-Cours00:04:18
andI arrive00:04:20
we see the courts00:04:25
like that I would say because the French GP is00:04:27
no longer run in Magny-Cours00:04:29
but since when since 2008 or so00:04:37
I have messed up' is for me you00:04:40
just have to go to Castellet it's00:04:42
in the Var it's easy00:04:51
it doesn't look at all like the Var I do00:04:52
n't see what you could have confused with00:04:53
but oh00:04:56
well ok maybe it's not just from me00:04:58
there but no I typed the right00:05:00
coordinates of the circuit it's good and it00:05:01
sent me to this kind of00:05:02
rotten thing there00:05:07
oh damn00:05:12
but [ __ ]00:05:13
anyway a position is a point in00:05:16
relation to another that you are 1 km from00:05:19
this or that thing or at a specific GPS coordinate00:05:21
we must define00:05:23
landmarks on which we will be able to00:05:25
rely, we saw it in the episode on00:05:27
how to measure the altitude that we had00:05:29
placed a almost everywhere one of the00:05:31
geodesic markers points which00:05:32
allow us to locate ourselves precisely00:05:34
from there from a known position I00:05:36
can know if I am 100 meters00:05:38
away and therefore know my new00:05:40
position for that it's super simple you00:05:42
just have to to walk around with a kind of00:05:44
graduated wire for example to attach it to00:05:47
a terminal when I see one and to00:05:49
unwind there I have unrolled 100 meters00:05:51
of cable so I know that I am at 10000:05:53
meters somewhere around a terminal00:05:56
I don't know in which direction on00:05:58
the other hand I just know the distance to00:06:00
know my position more precisely00:06:02
it's also simple I provide a00:06:04
second graduated rope that I leave00:06:06
attached to a second terminal I want00:06:08
that of which I also know the00:06:09
position and I go well there I am00:06:12
100 meters from a terminal 150 meters from00:06:14
ours I therefore know that I am at00:06:16
the exact intersection around this00:06:18
terminal and that one finally at one of the00:06:21
two intersections apart from if I am00:06:23
perfectly balancing I can00:06:25
be in two places at the same time and00:06:27
I'm not a [ __ ] electron I'm00:06:29
necessarily in only one place at a time00:06:31
I don't yet have the gift of the stake like00:06:33
Saint Benedict so to overcome this00:06:35
problem I equip myself from a third00:06:36
[ __ ] cable I find a third00:06:39
[ __ ] geodesic terminal I hook00:06:41
it up I unwind it I find that I00:06:43
am 100 meters from one 150 meters00:06:45
from another and 300 meters from the00:06:48
third there it is now for sure I00:06:50
I have to be at this00:06:51
intersection and not at another but00:06:54
no bruises I don't know where I store my00:06:56
helmet seed in all this mess of00:06:57
cable that I have to deal with00:06:59
while trekking I'm not Lara Croft I00:07:00
can store 5000 rounds of ammunition 1200:07:03
different weapons including a rocket launcher00:07:05
in a mini backpack and being able to00:07:06
continue doing backflips00:07:08
so to solve the problem of00:07:10
cables which aim everywhere especially if00:07:12
all the hikers start doing00:07:14
the same it will quickly fill us with this00:07:15
story we could for example00:07:17
use the walking time we saw that00:07:20
it was for a long time a measurement used00:07:21
as a standard we thus solve the problem00:07:23
of the cables but on the other hand still not00:07:24
the problem of untimely detours00:07:26
to the edge not to mention that I had00:07:27
just come relax Guy bowls00:07:29
observing the marmots in communion with00:07:30
nature I don't necessarily plan to00:07:33
trudge past the terminals to00:07:34
know my exact position ok we00:07:36
're not going to throw everything away the principle is ok00:07:38
but the technique is a bit fishy it's a00:07:40
bit like the 12 parsecs chain the idea00:07:41
is good but the final product is00:07:43
still very artistic anal well well me00:07:46
I Filoche suddenly ah well no it's00:07:48
yours stay mobilized I'm going to00:07:50
ask you incessantly well so the00:07:52
rope the number of not or the running time00:07:54
gives an indication but we00:07:57
could use other tools that are00:07:58
quicker and more effective such as for example00:08:00
the sound when you put on lightning or the00:08:02
fireworks between the light which00:08:04
arrives almost instantly and the sound00:08:06
which put less quickly there is a gap00:08:08
by counting the time between the two and00:08:10
knowing the speed of sound we can00:08:12
go hard so at a distance 34000:08:14
meters second IF between the flash and the00:08:16
sound three seconds pass it means that00:08:18
you are one mile away from the lightning, well we always have it00:08:20
the same 1km but around without00:08:23
knowing exactly and then in any case00:08:25
we never know where the lightning will00:08:27
strike00:08:28
[Music]00:08:29
we don't know but in any case there is00:08:31
so now let's imagine that our00:08:33
geodesic terminals emit a light00:08:35
and a sound at fixed intervals like00:08:37
every two minutes we see the00:08:39
light we wait for the sounds we calculate from00:08:41
second 3 seconds for example and 500:08:44
seconds counting of course we know00:08:45
where each sound comes from we can know00:08:47
how far we are from each terminal00:08:49
and bim 130 calculate trigonometry00:08:52
later you know where you are it's complicated00:08:54
but00:08:55
it's a lot but hey we00:08:57
almost arrive at our optimal solution and00:08:59
now it It is not for me yet00:09:01
the problem of geodesic terminals if they00:09:03
emit a light we must00:09:05
see them at the same time the simplest will00:09:07
therefore be masters not of00:09:09
light and sound signals but a00:09:11
signal at regular intervals for00:09:13
example every the minutes well so00:09:15
you understand the principle with the00:09:16
sound but it doesn't go very far the speed00:09:18
of sound changes according to the pressure and00:09:20
the altitude and the altitude precisely00:09:22
poses a problem depending on where we are in00:09:23
relation to the terminal it will increase our00:09:25
distance so we are of course going00:09:27
to use something a bit more precise than00:09:29
sound, light and00:09:32
higher emission bands from the satellites00:09:36
and now it's up to you no but it's00:09:39
okay I'm leaving I have a life a family00:09:41
I have lentils to sort it's not enough00:09:45
Yann or what is it and Valentine also00:09:48
they threatened to come and burn my house00:09:50
if I was cooperative so well do00:09:53
n't worry about progress occupy00:09:55
the first elite set of the the story was00:09:58
spotnic in 1957 Sputnik which was00:10:01
already emitting regular beeps so we could00:10:03
locate it thanks to this00:10:05
sound signature I wasn't really into the sound but00:10:08
we'll come back to that and in 1960 the S Navy00:10:11
launched their first satellite the00:10:13
transit system which works by Doppler effect00:10:15
the Doppler facts you know it is what we00:10:17
hear when jean-Kevin goes on00:10:19
his T-Max from Kakou it is more acute00:10:20
when he approaches than when he00:10:22
moves away here illustrated by the00:10:24
enchanting melody of Fernando Alonso's V12 Renault00:10:26
[Applause]00:10:33
light like sound are waves00:10:36
it vibrates at a certain frequency so00:10:38
when the signal approaches the waves00:10:40
arrive faster towards us they are00:10:42
compressed and when they move away the waves move away00:10:44
stretch the sound is more serious the00:10:46
light changes and so we know00:10:48
precisely the signal that we must see00:10:50
this wavelength so depending on the00:10:52
shift we know at what speed the00:10:54
thing is approaching or moving away problem00:10:56
in the years 60 the computers are00:10:58
archaic and the amount of calculation00:11:00
necessary to obtain a position00:11:01
takes an incredible amount of time almost00:11:03
longer than when aunt Simone tells you00:11:05
the story of each of these tattoos the00:11:07
technique is not yet entirely00:11:08
optimal but we00:11:10
satellite tracking which is not00:11:12
yet called GPS finds an00:11:14
exclusively military use00:11:15
until a tragedy in 1983, a00:11:19
Korean Airlines flight enters00:11:21
Russian airspace by mistake and is immediately shot down.00:11:23
Reagan then decides to00:11:25
deploy a global and civil system the00:11:28
GPS global position system00:11:30
also accessible Lille is fully00:11:32
deployed in 1995 it is a fleet of00:11:35
only around thirty satellites00:11:36
which covers the entire globe and yes00:11:38
the advantage of satellites is is that they00:11:40
are very high in the sky 1000 km in00:11:43
comparison the ISS is at 400 and Hubble at00:11:46
590 km altitude at this distance00:11:48
each silver covers 38% of the00:11:51
Earth's surface unlike a transmitter00:11:54
located closer the ISL only sees for00:11:56
example 3% of the surface of the00:11:58
planet at the same time it is logical the00:12:00
signals are diffused in a straight line00:12:01
so if you screw up the ground stud thing well00:12:04
it will diffuse in space so the00:12:05
satellites are far and high each00:12:07
GPS satellite goes around the earth00:12:09
in 11h58 and 2 seconds at an00:12:12
inclination of 55 degrees as we are in00:12:15
3D and no longer on a plane as in00:12:17
the example of pH, ideally three00:12:20
signals are needed to simultaneous GPS but00:12:22
generally we use 4 for more00:12:25
precision that's why their00:12:26
position is calculated so that we are00:12:28
always covered by 4 this transmitter we00:12:31
call it trilateration of course00:12:33
when I say that we used light00:12:35
it's not red or blue because00:12:37
that wouldn't work well as soon as there are00:12:39
clouds so they are radio waves00:12:41
at00:12:42
1575.42 megahertz well they have their00:12:45
limit also Compass in a tunnel00:12:46
for example or as soon as 'we have a few00:12:48
meters of earth above our heads, it does00:12:50
n't work there either, for example, it does00:12:52
n't work, unlike Putnik, we00:12:54
're not going to be content with sending a00:12:56
simple B flat major, a00:12:58
linear signal, but like for the radio we will00:13:00
send encoded information modulate00:13:02
in the signal hello I am the00:13:05
Intel satellite I am sending you this signal00:13:07
from this position at such and such a time very00:13:09
precisely the receiver then produces00:13:11
an identical signal and will compare the00:13:13
position of the two waves if the two00:13:15
waves are superimpose perfectly is00:13:17
that that of the transmitter was sent at00:13:18
exactly the same time that there is00:13:20
no travel time therefore 0 distance00:13:22
between you and the satellite and therefore that00:13:25
you are dying either of00:13:27
cold and of suffocation in space00:13:28
either you take a metal box00:13:30
falling from the sky on your face and the00:13:32
longer it shifts the longer the00:13:34
travel time and therefore the position with our00:13:36
satellite was long then we do the00:13:38
same thing again with a second00:13:39
signal satellite hello I am satellite thing00:13:42
I am located here here is the signal to00:13:44
test and so on we therefore have our00:13:46
type of strings perfectly identified00:13:48
which gives us the position in relation to00:13:50
a precise point another of another00:13:52
color which gives us the position00:13:54
number 2 etc. we therefore have three or even four00:13:57
estimates three possible circles to00:13:59
combine and bim exact position but00:14:02
to be sure of our move for the00:14:04
signal to be usable our00:14:06
satellites must all be perfectly00:14:08
synchronized to the nearest mini second and00:14:10
in sync with each other and with our00:14:12
receiver only very small problem00:14:16
that [ __ ] Einstein yes to00:14:19
know the distance you have to know at00:14:21
what precise moment the signal was put on00:14:23
the Nano second prelimit problem our00:14:25
satellites orbit at00:14:26
significant speeds greater than us and00:14:28
therefore as predicted Einstein the faster we go00:14:31
in space the less quickly we go in00:14:34
time the satellite clock00:14:35
therefore ages less quickly than us they00:14:37
have less time than us in the00:14:39
day it is therefore necessary to resynchronize them00:14:41
regularly a center on the ground00:14:43
readjusts them in permanence the same as our00:14:45
devices and us, that's why00:14:46
our devices are00:14:48
always adjusted to the nearest second all00:14:50
together without us having to00:14:51
touch them otherwise it wouldn't work even00:14:54
if today's kids will00:14:55
never have the pleasure of playing it by00:14:57
heart Lewis by launching00:14:59
watch synchronization well no it's automatic00:15:01
and that's also why if you have an old00:15:03
TomTom which you only use once a00:15:04
year it takes ages to turn on00:15:06
because it is totally out of sync00:15:07
it has to get back on time to00:15:09
succeed in relocating itself the satellites00:15:11
do not communicate with each other and our00:15:13
phones and show our00:15:14
do not communicate with the satellites themselves there00:15:17
just happy to water an area as your00:15:18
radio does not communicate directly00:15:20
with Cauet it is just content to00:15:23
receive the signal for two years00:15:25
now a European system is00:15:27
gradually supplanting00:15:28
the American GPS Galileo Galileo named00:15:32
Galileo on your channel also there00:15:33
is no quite is a constellation00:15:36
of 37 years which allows precision to00:15:39
the order of the master00:15:41
in aps says it in which street you00:15:43
are that video tells you from which side the00:15:46
Galileo project begins to be thought from00:15:49
the end of the 90s more precise more00:15:51
effective this system was mainly launched00:15:53
by Europe during the Gulf War00:15:55
because the Americans had00:15:57
jammed their signal putting the00:15:58
European armies in the sauce it was00:16:00
therefore necessary to ensure our independence was00:16:03
at a even higher than00:16:05
GPS approximately 23,000 km and there are00:16:09
30 of them all recent phones00:16:11
work with Galileo Waze trottle00:16:14
all apps use this00:16:16
data the system alternates between the00:16:17
two technologies discreetly00:16:19
it's still beautiful technology I00:16:21
will link you the list of all the00:16:23
phones compatible with Galileo there00:16:25
are apps which also tell you00:16:27
which GNSS system you are using yes GNSS00:16:30
we have already talked about it too it is the00:16:31
general name of global positioning systems00:16:33
navigation satellite system the00:16:36
sharks have GPS the russkov have00:16:39
glonaces the knots have B12 and we00:16:42
therefore Galileo so don't talk about00:16:45
your GPS anymore we don't really use that anymore00:16:47
it's your GNSS of which GPS is a part00:16:51
here have a good trip happy holidays to all00:16:54
good traffic for the Parisians00:16:55
now you know all the genius that00:16:57
is hidden in this tool which has become00:16:59
totally indispensable thank you to my00:17:01
guests thank you in particular00:17:04
who accompanied me on this episode go00:17:06
see his channel subscribe who can00:17:08
buy a real microphone thank you to Baptiste00:17:10
who reread this script but the next00:17:12
tour is for me and a huge thank you00:17:13
to fact 14 and the friend of good taste who00:17:16
came to say hello to us00:17:18
on this episode the rest of this series00:17:19
in a week kisses and n 'do00:17:22
n't forget that genius is everywhere around00:17:25
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C’est toujours l’été, les vacances, les balades à l’autre bout du pays la voiture chargée ras la gueule vers d’exotiques contrées et maintenant, plus personne n’envisage de se déplacer vers un lieu inconnu, de chercher le nouveau club échangiste en rase campagne non encore répertorié sur les cartes sans GPS ! On va voir comment ça fonctionne et comment des satellites peuvent nous indiquer notre position aussi précisément. Entre le Castelet, Magny-Cours et Vierzon, une enquête de qualité à la Élise Lucet menée tambour battant. ▶ Pour soutenir la chaîne financièrement parlant : - (prix d'un café) https://utip.io/lepointgenius ▶ T-shirts, mugs et goodies disponibles sur : https://www.redbubble.com/fr/people/LePointGenius ▶ Pour réseau socialiser : https://www.tiktok.com/@lePointGenius https://twitter.com/lePointGenius https://www.facebook.com/unsupportedbrowser https://www.facebook.com/unsupportedbrowser Chaîne des copains : @12 Parsecs https://www.youtube.com/c/12Parsecs @Superama https://www.youtube.com/c/Superamacosmos @Gdelaculture Geek https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjHaKfGoAy5TqaP05BVXQ9A @Science de comptoir https://www.youtube.com/c/Sciencedecomptoir @SpaceExplorerW https://www.youtube.com/c/SpaceExplorerW @DefakatorOfficiel https://www.youtube.com/c/OfficielDEFAKATOR @507 HEURES https://www.youtube.com/c/507HEURES @Mathador https://www.youtube.com/c/MathadorLaChaine Liens Don d’ubiquité http://www.amis-benoit-labre.net/pdf/labreseminaristejean.pdf https://www.ign.fr/institut/kiosque/gnss-comment-fonctionne-le-positionnement-par-satellite#:~:text=Les%20GNSS%20(global%20navigation%20satellite,par%20les%20outils%20de%20g%C3%A9olocalisation. https://www.numerama.com/tech/412030-comment-savoir-si-son-smartphone-est-compatible-avec-galileo-le-gps-europeen.html
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