Have you ever been on a long-haul flight and wondered why your aircraft is taking a curved route instead of flying in a straight line when you look at the inflight map? why do planes fly in a ...

A map of all tropical depressions, storms, subtropical storms and hurricanes/typhoons worldwide, with the Equator shown as a gray line. ... with the Equator shown as a gray line.

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If you draw a line on a flat map from Washington D.C. to Shanghai, China, the most direct route appears to be due west over the United States and the Pacific Ocean.

The Equator isn't just an imaginary line on a map, it's a place where science plays tricks on us! Here are 5 mind-bending experiences you can have. Heading 2. Image Credit: Pexels.

This map was favored by navigators for centuries because it enabled them to plot courses in a straight line. In terms of precision, however, it leaves a lot to be desired. A flat map with the ...

Map reveals where in the world you’re most likely to hit turbulence. If you’re not a fan of bumpy flights, ... “That series of storms extends right around the world on the equator line.

Most tropical systems remain north of 5 degrees north latitude or south of 5 degrees south latitude. The closest a tropical storm or hurricane has ever come to crossing the equator was Typhoon ...