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Why Ships and Planes Use "Knots' Instead of Miles Per Hours?
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AI Slop literally doesn't know that it's featuring video about batteries while it's still talking about knots.

I wish it was done better, but the topic is interesting. Irritating that it ends cutting off the conclusion.

Looks like without football fields we cannot do any calculations 😂😂😂

Simple. One knot = one nautical mile per hour, and one nautical mile na one minute of latitude. Sea and air dey use the globe, not American roads.

Flat earth. What is this globe?

I sure hope there's a part two real soon I want to see the rest of that

Sucks to be a flat earther listening to this.

AI slop. Audio about knots while showing a video about lithium batteries. Do people not verify videos before they post?

Incoherent explanation

Why am I watching a video about lithium batteries?

Flat earthers

Also include that the sailers who used this Knots first time and measured the distance sailing on water, were. Indians, if you are not selling propaganda.

nots is rubbish

The problem w nautical mile: it only works on a flat Earth. On a spherical Earth, the length of a nautical mile is different at every parallel.

Yes

I want to know who the guy was that threw a board off the nose of the plane and walked to the back to figure out they are going 480 knots

Mazematics

Pilots do not annunciate the speed, unless you're flying a Concorde.

Does east vrs West change ability to achieve knots?
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