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2026-03-23: debunk: GNSS Works Without Satellites to v1.4. Added the shared evidence card and aligned the debunk more explicitly with the site-wide primary-source-first, methodology-focused presentation

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This page highlights meaningful public-facing changes rather than internal development workflow. Each entry records the item updated, the version label shown on the site, and a short summary of what changed.

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Recent Changes

debunk: GNSS Works Without Satellites to v1.4. Added the shared evidence card and aligned the debunk more explicitly with the site-wide primary-source-first, methodology-focused presentation
debunk: GNSS Works Without Satellites to v1.3. Added stronger independent-observation evidence, clearer public-test framing, and expanded source coverage beyond the core GNSS timing references
debunk: GNSS Works Without Satellites to v1.2. Refined the GNSS debunk graphic layout, removed the boxed pseudorange panel, and improved on-page readability
debunk: GNSS Works Without Satellites to v1.1. Expanded the debunk with stronger anti-"ground positioning system" evidence and added curated external source links on the debunk page
debunk: GNSS Works Without Satellites to v1.0. Promoted from initial beta baseline after the debunk copy was strengthened around pseudorange timing, multi-satellite sky geometry, clock-bias solving, and global coverage, and after the graphic was rebuilt to explain the four-unknown GNSS solve more clearly