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Why Ships and Planes Use "Knots' Instead of Miles Per Hours?

36,518 Aufrufe • vor 9 Tagen •via X (Twitter)

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Henry DeShazovor 9 Tagen

AI Slop literally doesn't know that it's featuring video about batteries while it's still talking about knots.

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VegansTasteLikeChickenvor 9 Tagen

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

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Sanjeev Kumarvor 9 Tagen

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

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Mariam Alhassanvor 8 Tagen

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.

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Zauzi Travisvor 9 Tagen

Flat earth. What is this globe?

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Antony Jonesvor 9 Tagen

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

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roastyvor 9 Tagen

Sucks to be a flat earther listening to this.

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Mister Zvor 4 Tagen

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

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Buckle Upvor 8 Tagen

Incoherent explanation

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Louis Betancourtvor 5 Tagen

Why am I watching a video about lithium batteries?

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Anal lies thisvor 8 Tagen

Flat earthers

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ಕನಸುಗಳ ಜೋಗಿvor 8 Tagen

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.

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Chuck Loadsvor 5 Tagen

nots is rubbish

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zuucanivor 8 Tagen

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.

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Dusty Hallvor 8 Tagen

Yes

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Barry c rosevor 8 Tagen

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

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Prof. Lenchodasvor 9 Tagen

Mazematics

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João Vitorvor 9 Tagen

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

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Witsendvor 9 Tagen

Does east vrs West change ability to achieve knots?

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