terrestrial navigation
noun1
Usually A method of navigation in which the position is determined through terrestrial objects or landmarks such as headlands or lighthouses, or any objects on the surface of the earth.
noun
Usually A method of navigation in which the position is determined through terrestrial objects or landmarks such as headlands or lighthouses, or any objects on the surface of the earth.
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