To calculate how long it would take for an object to travel a certain distance we need to know 2 things:
1: The velocity (speed) of the object, in this case an SR-71 Blackbird traveling at 3,540 kilometers per hour.
2: The distance the object has to travel, in this case the circumference of Earth which is around 40,000 kilometers.
So now that we know that, we put those numbers in a formula to calculate the time needed for the SR-71 to make this insane journey:
(Time = distance ÷ speed ~ distance ÷ speed = Time)
40,000km (distance) ÷ 3,540kmph (speed) = 11.30 hours = 11 hours and 18 minutes.
Theoretically, an SR-71 traveling at its maximum speed of Mach 3.3 (3,540 kilometers per hour/2,200 miles per hour) in a straight line while maintaining the same heading would need about 11 hours and 18 minutes to make a full circle around the world.
However, in the real world, it's more complicated because of things like fuel usage, atmospheric conditions, it's thrust-to-weight ratio increasing every second fuel is burnt and even the shape and size of the earth changing by every passing second.
Also, running 2 Pratt & Whitney J58-1 turbojet/ramjet engines at maximum thrust for almost 12 hours is practically impossible without encountering a fatal malfunction and let's not even talk about what kind of stress and temperatures it's titanium skin will be exposed to at such a long duration high-supersonic flight.
you would travel across the Labador Sea.
They would travel across the Aegean and Mediterranean Sea.
To go from India to the United Kingdom you would have to go North. This is across the world from each other.
The same way anybody would travel from India to Britain at that time - they would travel by steamship from India around Africa, then north through the Atlantic to England. Some probably traveled from India across the Pacific, through the Panama Canal and then across the Atlantic to England. Mass air travel across the major oceans did not really begin until after World War 2.
Probably not unless they really really like rodeo drive,but it would be a total waste to do that
to trade
Nobody really knows because the black bird wasn't ment to travel.
southwest
None. You would travel across the Southern Ocean to get from Africa to Antarctica.
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An airplane can travel around the world. Its' flight would be said to be transglobal.
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