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Hello everyone my name is jm today were be learning about how do people use used GPS in the ancient time
Before we start we must know what is a Gps a Gps is a form of technology that tracks were you would like to go but you are wondering how do they use gps in the acient time well i got the answer for that


Traditional wayfinders of Polynesia, Micronesia, and Melanesia relied solely on natural elements such as celestial bodies, the winds, swells, the climate, and birds to navigate their way through the vastness of the Pacific Ocean. Traditional wayfinding is the practice of navigating that encompasses these natural elements to provide guidance on voyages. Pacific Islanders shocked early English sailors with their ability to manage long distance voyages, a practice that dates back to about 3000 BCE. This incredible practice begs the question: how were these people able to navigate without any aid from the kinds of navigational tools that we often use today? One answer that has been argued by cultural scientist Harald Haarmann is that they were able to instrumentalize their “refined perception of natural phenomena And it can be used by longitude and latitude but how do they do it here is the answer

Among the many challenges, as implied in this classic line by Horace, that faced those who ventured onto the open sea was navigation. In the millennia before the 18th-century English clockmaker John Harrison invented a chronometer that enabled sailors to accurately determine their longitude—the last major hurdle in accurate location-finding at sea—how could mariners possibly know where they were, or where they were going, in the vast emptiness? Well, find their way they did, using a host of ingenious methods.


And now you know how to do it i think you can use it once in life maybe not we will see it what will happend because we dont know the future i hope you learnd or we learned someting new thank you for listening bye