Scenarios about 'geolocation'
The technological capability to identify or determine the real-world geographic location of objects, devices, or individuals. Geolocation has evolved from traditional navigation methods like celestial positioning to modern systems utilizing GPS satellites, cell tower triangulation, and IP address mapping. In alternate history scenarios, different technological paths for geolocation development can significantly alter surveillance capabilities, military operations, privacy concepts, and the evolution of location-based services.
What If GPS Was Never Developed?
Exploring the alternate timeline where the Global Positioning System was never created, dramatically altering modern navigation, technology development, and countless industries dependent on precise location data.