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And if that's not right then I'm going to kill all the birds and you and everyone you love.
Honestly, if you didn't already have a man I would be tempted to ask you out. This is just the type of crazy I date apparently.
I didn’t know MacGyver worked at SpaceX. Cool.Why are they using tape and cardboard?
Why do they keep replacing it when it falls off in the rain?
He said I'll stay alive today. This is a good new for me. And he says if they can not find a better one I'll be the next for resurrect any of other villagers. I don't like this project. I want to do it whenever I want, not whenever NSS want. What he thinks himself, the world's most smartest man? Ohoho, heavy go. We are talking about a man confirmed as a loser proved his abilities in past 3 games. 
Satellites in the constellation markjo? What do you mean about that.Possibly this:
Space Segment, Constellation Arrangement
GPS satellites fly in medium Earth orbit (MEO) at an altitude of approximately 20,200 km (12,550 miles). Each satellite circles the Earth twice a day.
The satellites in the GPS constellation are arranged into six equally-spaced orbital planes surrounding the Earth. Each plane contains four "slots" occupied by baseline satellites. This 24-slot arrangement ensures users can view at least four satellites from virtually any point on the planet.
The Air Force normally flies more than 24 GPS satellites to maintain coverage whenever the baseline satellites are serviced or decommissioned. The extra satellites may increase GPS performance but are not considered part of the core constellation.
In June 2011, the Air Force successfully completed a GPS constellation expansion known as the "Expandable 24" configuration. Three of the 24 slots were expanded, and six satellites were repositioned, so that three of the extra satellites became part of the constellation baseline. As a result, GPS now effectively operates as a 27-slot constellation with improved coverage in most parts of the world. Learn more at AF.mil
Technical details about the orbits, coverage, and performance of the GPS satellite constellation are documented in the GPS Performance Standards. View document
And if that's not right then I'm going to kill all the birds and you and everyone you love.