GNSS

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Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) is a network of satellites and ground control stations that provide positioning, navigation and timing services to users around the world. GNSS works by calculating the distance between a GNSS receiver and multiple satellites in the network, using the time it takes for the signals to travel between them. By comparing the signals from multiple satellites, the GNSS receiver can determine its precise location and calculate other information, such as speed and heading.