How could you go around the world without stopping?

Answer 1

• Get to the earth's axis, to the north or to the south. This is otherwise known as the north and south poles. Take a circular walk keeping the pole at the center of the circle.You can do it in a matter of moments, or make the circle larger to make the walk take some arbitrarily longer period of time. When finished, you will have crossed every single position of longitude, and therefore you have [ok, you are seriously cheating] technically traveled around the world. Albeit you will not have seen much to write home about.
• Travel to the moon and stay for at least a full synodicday. You will have seen the earth rotate fully at least once while there. As far as that goes, you will have seen several rotations of the earth long before you arrive at the moon.
• Theoretically, the new technologies allowing planes to travel entirely on solar power will one day allow a pilot to stay aloft long enough to fly around the entire globe, even at the equator. Going at a whopping 40 or 50 mph, it will be a very long flight indeed.
• Fly a modern plane in the general manner of the first bullet, but far enough out so the flight makes sense. The longer a plane is able to stay aloft, the closer to the equator the plane's route can be.

Answer 2

To travel around the world without stopping, you would need to travel in a spacecraft or airplane equipped with the necessary fuel and supplies for the entire journey. This type of travel would require meticulous planning, resources, and technology to ensure continuous flight without the need to land for refueling or resupplying. Additionally, you would need to consider factors such as air traffic regulations and the physical and mental toll that such a journey would impose on the human body.