Aerial distance, often referred to as "as-the-crow-flies" distance, is measured using the straight line between two points on the Earth's surface. This is typically calculated using the Haversine formula or similar mathematical methods that account for the Earth's curvature. These calculations use the geographic coordinates (latitude and longitude) of the points to determine the shortest path over the globe. Tools like GPS and mapping software can also provide aerial distance measurements efficiently.
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What is the greek word for the distance measured by 200 yards
The distance between the countries can be find by travelling
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Assuming it is the same distance, the distance in metres will be a larger number than the distance in kilometres - but the two distances will still be the same.
No - because time is measured in seconds, not linear distance.