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ACES #7: Look! Up in the Sky! - OU0297
The Arlington Caching Educational Series (ACES) is a series of geocaches in and around Bluemont park
Propriétaire: TheLostDogs
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Altitude: sous le niveau de la mer
 Région: États-Unis > Virginia
Type de boite: Traditionnel
Taille: Normale
État: Archivée
Cachée le: 2011-04-26
Date de création: 2011-04-27
Date de publication: 2011-04-27
Dernière mise à jour: 2011-05-01
3x Trouvé
0x Non Trouvée
1 notes
watchers 0 observateurs
247 visiteurs
2 x notation
Évalué comme: n/a
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Attributs de cache

Kid Friendly  Poison Plants  Ticks  Stealth Required  Listed on OCNA Only  In the Woods  Limited Hours 

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Commentaire de l’équipe OC

Data: 04/27/2011 03:01:39, add by DudleyGruntAt 85 feet, this may be a little closer to the nearby GC.com cache than we'd normally like, but since the container, as described on the cache page is clearly differenti

Description EN
When the first Europeans traveled across the Atlantic ocean to America, they navigated their course by looking up into the sky at the stars.  Using star charts, sextons, and geometry, the ships navigators could plot the course of the ship as it sailed across the ocean blue.

In 1994, navigators began to look up to the sky for something else: satellites.  The US Air Force launched 24 GPS satellites up into the sky which would continuously orbit the earth, each emitting its unique radio signal.  GPS devices on earth triangulate signals from at least 4 satellites in order to determine the location of that device.  A GPS device can provide information on latitude, longitude, altitude and time; it is accurate within about 10 meters.   Originally the GPS was used only by the US military but in 2001 the US Government opened up the GPS system to allow use by everyone.  Today GPS devices are found inside of cars, used in geocaching, help provide accurate time information, and assist with disaster relief.   For more information on GPS, see GPS.gov.

A Google Map shows the Full ACES Course.

You are looking for a large green bison tube.

Cache is hidden in an Arlington County Park consistent with known Arlington County Parks geocaching policy.  Please only search during park hours.

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