I'm not sure about driving, but at 47° latitude I have to shoot 6 inches high at 1000 yards when shooting west, and 6 inches low when shooting east. Coriolis will shaft you if you forget it. High ballistic coefficient and speed can get you down to 4 inched.How fast would I have to drive west to keep the sun from setting in front of me?
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~26K Mi to circumnavigate @ the equator and 24hrs in a day. So, just under 1100MPH give or take.How fast would I have to drive west to keep the sun from setting in front of me?
Depends on your latitude.
Yeah but that won't work the sun is always up isn't it closer to the poles during the summers months?Just go to the North Pole and you can circumnavigate the Earth at 89.9999 degrees north in just a few minutes. I'd suggest sometime in the latter half of June.
Yeah but that won't work the sun is always up isn't it closer to the poles during the summers months?
Heck I almost could do that riding a bike thenIt may be on June 21st, but some days before that and some days after that, the sun would set for just a few minutes.
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That explains it. The largest buck I ever shot at approached me from the west. Firing with my bow, I shot too low at 30 yards. I missed.I'm not sure about driving, but at 47° latitude I have to shoot 6 inches high at 1000 yards when shooting west, and 6 inches low when shooting east. Coriolis will shaft you if you forget it. High ballistic coefficient and speed can get you down to 4 inched.