Glossarbegriffe: Navigation
Description: Bei der Navigation geht es darum, herauszufinden, wo auf der Erde oder im Weltraum man sich befindet, in welche Richtung man reisen will und wie man an sein Ziel kommt. Früher spielten die Sonne und die Sterne eine wichtige Rolle für die Navigation. Ein einfaches Beispiel: Man befindet sich in einer klaren Nacht auf der Nordhalbkugel, kann mithilfe des Polarsterns herausfinden, wo Norden ist und sich dementsprechend orientieren. Auf der Südhalbkugel zeigt das Kreuz des Südens nach Süden. Vor der Entwicklung moderner Navigationsgeräte war die "Himmelsnavigation" für die Navigation unerlässlich. Seefahrer bestimmten den Winkel der Sonne über dem Horizont zur Mittagszeit, um ihren Breitengrad zu ermitteln. Um ihren Längengrad zu bestimmen, verglichen sie den Zeitpunkt der lokalen Mittagszeit (höchster Stand der Sonne am Himmel) mit einer Uhr, welche die Greenwich Mean Time (die mittlere Sonnenzeit am Greenwich-Nullmeridian) anzeigt. Die moderne Navigation verwendet hauptsächlich GPS-Signale und ähnliche Satellitensysteme.
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