Before LORAN (back in 1928) there was eyeballing a countryside and reading a map looking for LFR (Low-Frequency Radio) Ranges and listening to the radio to hear a constant tone or a Morse code A ...

GPS and even paper map navigation don’t compare to how humans found their way for millennia. People first made maps as early as 16,500 BCE with stars and other landscape features etched on rocks ...

How we traveled before GPS—and how the technology affects our brains By Mike Taylor Stacker. Updated March 27, 2024 9:42 AM. If it feels ... Outsourcing navigation to GPS.

Visible explored how GPS has changed our brains, according to scientific research, and how people previously navigated before the technology.

Visible explored how GPS has changed our brains, according to scientific research, and how people previously navigated before the technology. ... Outsourcing navigation to GPS.

How we traveled before GPS—and how the technology affects our brains A woman reads a roadmap by the side of the road. If it feels like GPS has been around forever, that’s because it has.

A study published in Nature in 2020 showed people who used GPS more in their lifetimes didn't call on their hippocampus as much for navigation. Authors Louisa Dahmani and Véronique D. Bohbot ...

Visible explored how GPS has changed our brains, according to scientific research, and how people previously navigated before the technology.