Create a 60-second animated explainer titled: “How does...

Create a 60-second animated explainer titled: “How does GPS know exactly where you are?” Begin with a person standing in an unfamiliar city while their phone shows no location. Zoom out from the phone to Earth and show multiple GPS satellites orbiting above it. Each satellite sends a timestamped radio signal toward the phone. Visually show that signals from different satellites travel for slightly different amounts of time, allowing the phone to calculate its distance from each satellite. Demonstrate the geometry step by step: one satellite creates a large possible-distance circle, a second satellite narrows the position to two intersections, a third identifies one exact location, and a fourth corrects the phone’s imperfect clock. Then zoom back into the city as the calculated point locks onto the person and the navigation route appears. Avoid generic satellite icons, decorative maps, stock footage, and text-heavy slides. The visuals must clearly demonstrate signal travel, timing differences, distance measurement, overlapping geometric regions, intersection, clock correction, and final location lock, precisely synchronized with narration.