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« Reply #255 on: August 13, 2023, 05:02:07 PM »
No idea where that data is sourced from.
Did you try checking the image to see if it referenced the organization and url for the data?
The source I offered does not offer the filtering options in the url. I can download and then attach that image file but I could not see how to reference the attached file in an img src=... .
The data Tom provided comes from the CDC/NCHS.
The wonder.cdc.gov site offers a vast number of options of what to include and what to exclude from a generated chart. The X (aka twitter) post Tom linked to is not clear enough to determine what they all were (or at least my attempts and cutting/pasting/squinting did not succeed).
« Last Edit: August 13, 2023, 05:05:07 PM by ichoosereality »
The contents of the GPS data message is the time of transmission and the orbital location of the transmitter at that time. If the transmitters are not where they claim to be GPS would not work. Since it does work the transmitters must in fact be in orbit, which means the earth is round.