Why Ships and Planes Use ‘Knots’ Instead of Miles per Hour?
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Why Ships and Planes Use ‘Knots’ Instead of Miles per Hour?
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Nautical-Mile
Speed-Measurement
Historical-Reasons
Navigation
Aviation-Maritime
Standard-Unit
Knot-Definition
Distance-At-Sea
Geographical- Considerations
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