It's not necessary at all. But the fact that it can be used
as a navigational tool makes it quite useful.
The navigator and hence the exploration group, who trust navigation to the navigator. A2 Even modern ships have magnetic compasses. They are a fail safe alternative to all the other electronic navigation aids, because they require no power to work.
The navigator and hence the exploration group, who trust navigation to the navigator. A2 Even modern ships have magnetic compasses. They are a fail safe alternative to all the other electronic navigation aids, because they require no power to work.
Yes if you are in the north and south poles your compass will go haywire
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No. Being near a magnet (or magnetic field) completely puts off the compass as the compass is influenced by it and will not align with the Earth's natural magnetic field.
It maintains orientation. Thus it may act as a form of compass, or as the basis of a device that keeps track of all the turns you make.
Not for navigation. Compasses work based on the magnetic field of Earth and are pointless for navigation except on Earth.
The magnetic needles of the compass align with earths magnetic field coming off the polar ice cap.
The navigator and hence the exploration group, who trust navigation to the navigator. A2 Even modern ships have magnetic compasses. They are a fail safe alternative to all the other electronic navigation aids, because they require no power to work.
The navigator and hence the exploration group, who trust navigation to the navigator. A2 Even modern ships have magnetic compasses. They are a fail safe alternative to all the other electronic navigation aids, because they require no power to work.
A GPS uses satellites to show your exact position on a hand-held device. A compass point towards magnetic north, from which, using a map, you can take bearing of distant points to work out your position, or work out your direction of travel.Both are important tools to navigation - provided the GPS device's battery doesn't go flat!
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In a historical sense, the compass is extremely important. It allowed reasonably safe long-distance sea exploration and trade. In a modern western-world sense, the compass is rapidly becoming obsolete for the great majority of its applications. There are many niche applications where the compass is still a requirement for navigation (dense forests and underground, where GPS won't work, for example). The majority of the world does not have the practical access to GPS that the most affluent nations take for granted. The compass remains essential throughout the developing world. So, yes, the compass is important.
If your unable to figure out how to work a compass its probably best not to use it.
Because he portable sundial does not work without a compass
Because he portable sundial does not work without a compass
Because he portable sundial does not work without a compass