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Solve for Distance to Diffraction Limit Solve for Distance to Curvature Horizon
Distance 4785.11275613 Meters 4785.11275613429 Distance 4789.48849043 Meters 4789.48849043403
References
https://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/696980/where-does-the-1-22-come-from-in-rayleigh-criterion-for-circular-apertures
https://pwg.gsfc.nasa.gov/stargaze/Shorizon.htm
5.909 Feet
1.8010632 Meters
The loss of information at our horizon is either optical, or physical (or both).
If it's physical, things will simply disappear over the horizon. 3 Variables
If it's optical, things will disappear by angular resolution limit of the observer. Angular Resolution limit - sing a realistic human eye Angular Resolution
Shouldn't both be apparent on a globe? Drop rate over X miles The distance to the horizon viewed by 6 foot ta
Radius of spherical vision R(radius of earth) = d/(tan(2Theta)
We assumed eye height of a man of typical stature (5.9 feet)
We assumed a visible wavelength that is not subject to refraction (orange-red)
The Formula: R(radius of earth) = d/(tan(2Theta)) published mean radius of earth: The "globe earth's" officially stated radius is 6371km or 3958.8mile
The Given: The following is how they derived it: Using a realistic human eye Angular Resolution limit of: 0.0217062 Thus making: 2Theta = (0.0217062 x 2) =
0.0434124 d = Distance to Horizon = 2.999547 miles The Math: R = 2.999547/(tan(0.0434124)) R = 3958.8078674061 miles Compare to the officially
Input description
0.01Input the angle θ\thetaθ (in radians)
2 Input the size of the object
output 200.0 Meters
Diffraction Limit
sin(ϴ) = 1.22 × λ ÷ D sin(
sin(
Wavelength
Diameter
sin(ϴ) =
ϴ=
Angle =
ArcSeconds =
Diffraction Limit Diffraction Limit
sin(ϴ) = 1.22 × λ ÷ D sin(ϴ) = 1.22 × λ ÷ D
Diffraction Limit
sin(ϴ) = 1.22 × λ ÷ D
550 (nm)
4 (mm)
0.000167750
0.000167750 (radians)
0.961136706 (degrees)
### (")
Diffraction Limit
sin(ϴ) = 1.22 × λ ÷ D
sin(ϴ) = 0.000003786
ϴ= 0.000003786 (radians)
degrees) Angle = 0.000216902 (degrees)
ArcSeconds = 0.007808484 (")
Diffraction Limit
sin(ϴ) = 1.22 × λ ÷ D
sin(ϴ) = 0.000003786
ϴ= 0.000003786 (radians)
degrees) Angle = 0.000216902 (degrees)
ArcSeconds = 0.007808484 (")
Focal Length 3000 35mm diagonal 43.2666
Diagonal FOV 0.8263
Distance 48,000
Angular Size
=SQRT(POWER(36, 2) + POWER(24, 2))
=2 * DEGREES(ATAN(35mmDiag / 2 / FocalLength))
Refracted
Diffraction Limit
sin(ϴ) = 1.22 × λ ÷ D
sin(ϴ) = 0.000005417
ϴ= 0.000005417 (radians)
Angle = 0.000310360 (degrees)
ArcSeconds = 1.117295202 (")
Focal Length
Wavelength 550
Geometric
Horizon Distance
Effective Earth Radius
Radius 6371 km
Observer 0.05 km
Multiplier 1.1667
degrees)
Effective 7,432.83 km
0.43
X FOV 0.7202
Y FOV 0.4051
Diameter 1666.666667
Distance 48,000
Angular Size
m (0.01)
°
Circle Geometry
Y Intersec-0.00833
X Intersec 27.2633
4,618.76
Solve for Distance to Diffraction Limit Solve for Distance to Curvature Horizon
Distance 4785.11275613429 Meters =B6/TAN(B11) Distance 4789.48849043 Meters '=SQRT(2*H3)*SQRT(H9)*1000
References
https://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/696980/where-does-the-1-22-come-from-in-rayleigh-criterion-for-circular-apertures
https://pwg.gsfc.nasa.gov/stargaze/Shorizon.htm
5.909 Feet
1.8010632 Meters
The loss of information at our horizon is either optical, or physical (or both).
If it's physical, things will simply disappear over the horizon. 3 Variables
If it's optical, things will disappear by angular resolution limit of the observer. Angular Resolution limit - sing a realistic human eye Angular Resolution limit of: 0.0217
Shouldn't both be apparent on a globe? Drop rate over X miles The distance to the horizon viewed by 6 foot tall person(P1) w
Radius of spherical vision R(radius of earth) = d/(tan(2Theta)
We assumed eye height of a man of typical stature (5.9 feet)
We assumed a visible wavelength that is not subject to refraction (orange-red)
The Formula: R(radius of earth) = d/(tan(2Theta)) published mean radius of earth: The "globe earth's" officially stated radius is 6371km or 3958.8mile
The Given: The following is how they derived it: Using a realistic human eye Angular Resolution limit of: 0.0217062 Thus making: 2Theta = (0.0217062 x 2) =
0.0434124 d = Distance to Horizon = 2.999547 miles The Math: R = 2.999547/(tan(0.0434124)) R = 3958.8078674061 miles Compare to the officially
sin(ϴ) = 1.22 × λ ÷ D
sin(ϴ) = 0.000005417
ϴ= 0.000005417 (radians)
Angle = 0.000310360 (degrees)
ArcSeconds = 1.117295202 (")
NM / Degree 28.6984
Sector 500.0000
Waypoints
X ###
Y ###
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Chinese
, this
unit
and the
imperial
mile are
written
using
the
same
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1,152
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Measur
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1,852 nautical mile today 1 minut
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Piemont
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2,622
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2,880 Ireland
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3,780
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3,898 France
(post lengths
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4,190 legue Mexico [96]
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in
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= 5,400
varas
Switzerl
4,808
and
English
4,828 land England 3 miles
league
German
ic rasta,
4,800 also do
ppelleu
ge
(double
4,900
league)
légua
5,000 Portugal [96]
nova
= 40
5,196 legua Bolivia [96]
ladres
legua
= 6,000
5,152 Argenti Argentina, Buenos Aires [96]
varas
na
Urugua
5,154 legue
y
Bolivian
5,200 Bolivia
legua
Venezu
5,370 legue
ela
Portugu
Portuga
5,500 ese
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legua
Ecuador
5,510 ian Ecuador
legua
Landleu Obsolet
ge e
German
### Prussia
units of
(state measur
league) ement
Hondur
5,540 legue
as
Seeleug
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5,556 (nautica longitud
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Spanish
Spain
custom
5,570 legua and
ary
Chile
units
=3
5,572 legua Colombia [96]
Millas
=
5,572.7 legue Peru [96] 20,000
feet
legua
Antigua =3
millas =
5,572.7 Spain [96]
old 15,000
league feet
= 5,000
varas =
5,590 légua Brazil [96]
2,500
bracas
Brazilia
5,600 Brazil
n legua
Ottoma 4
5,685 Fersah (Turkish
n league) 1933 Turkish Derived from Persian parasang
Empire miles
Dutch
5,840 [97] Holland
mile
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= the
27,000 conque
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243,00 by
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6,197 Portugal [96] = 24
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Persian
6,240 Persia
legue
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6,277
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6,280 Belgium
legua
nueva
= 8,000
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varas
= 8,000
### new Spain [96]
league, varas
since
1766
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known
Breslau as mila
6,700 Silesia 1630 1872
mile wrocła
wska in
Polish
Landver
messer Obsolet
meile e
German
6,797 Saxony
(state units of
survey measur
mile) ement
Netherl
7,400
ands
4
(for
meridia
7,409 compari
n
son)
minutes
Obsolet
Kingdo e
m of German
###
Hanove units of
r measur
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Duchy e
of German
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Brunswi units of
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### German
Bavaria
units of
measur
### ement
geogra ⁄ equat
1
15
4
(for
equator
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minutes
Obsolet
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Württe German
###
mberg units of
measur
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Obsolet
e
Hohenz German
7,450
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measur
ement
Obsolet
e
Russian
### Russia 7 verst
units of
measur
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Bohemi
7,480
a
German
Empire,
North
German
kleine / Confed
neue eration,
Postmei Grand
le Duchy
7,500 Saxony 1840 of
Hesse,
Russia.
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(small/ units of
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postal ement
mile)
Primaril
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Denmar
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### Denmark, Hamburg, Prussia Rømer.
Obsolet
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German
units of
(Germa measur
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Postmei Austria
le Austro- n units
### Hungar of
(post y measur
mile) ement
Romani
7,850 Milă
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7146
meters
before
### Mila Poland 1819 1819,
also
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Schlesw
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units of
Holstein
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Obsolet
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German
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units of
measur
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mittlere
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Polizei
meile Obsolet
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German
9,062 Saxony 1722
units of
(middle measur
post ement
mile or
police
mile)
Obsolet
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Electora
German
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units of
Hesse
measur
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(for
meridia
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n
son)
minutes
5
(for
equator
9,277 compari
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son)
minutes
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ile Hanove German
9,323 1836
(old r units of
state measur
mile) ement
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9,347 1836
(old r units of
state measur
mile) ement
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urg
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commo
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used
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the myr
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10,670 Finland
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normal
speech,
"mil"
means
### mil Sweden 1889
a
Scandin
avian
mile of
10 km.
6
(for
meridia
### compari
n
son)
minutes
6
(for
equator
### compari
ial
son)
minutes
Turkey
Portugal
Gallo-Roman culture
Sardinia, Piemont
Scotland
Ireland
Flanders
France
Japan
Guatemala
Mexico [96]
France
Paraguay
Chile, [96] (Guatemala, Haiti)
Switzerland
England
Portugal [96]
Bolivia [96]
Argentina, Buenos Aires [96]
Uruguay
Bolivia
Venezuela
Portugal
Ecuador
Ecuador
Prussia
Honduras
Spain and Chile
Colombia [96]
Peru [96]
Spain [96]
Brazil [96]
Brazil
Ottoman Empire 1933
Holland
Wales 13thC
Portugal [96]
Persia
Luxembourg
Belgium
Spain [96]
Netherlands
Kingdom of Hanover
Duchy of Brunswick
Bavaria
Württemberg
Hohenzollern
Russia
Bohemia
Saxony 1840
Austro-Hungary
Romania
Poland 1819
Schleswig-Holstein
Baden
Saxony 1722
Electorate of Hesse
Hanover 1836
Hanover 1836
Oldenburg
Norway, Sweden today
Westphalia
Finland
Sweden 1889
Norway
Definition
1,500 chi
2,000 amot (cubits)
1,760 yards
1,760 yards
1,760 yards
5,920 feet
1 equatorial minute
1.5 miles
3 miles
= 40 ladres
= 6,000 varas
4 Turkish miles
= 8,000 varas
4 meridian minutes
7 verst
5 meridian minutes
5 equatorial minutes
6 meridian minutes
6 equatorial minutes
Remarks
In Chinese, this unit and the imperial mile are written using the same word (里), with a qualifier to disti
Biblical and Talmudic units of measurement
Ancient Roman units of measurement
Over the course of time, the length of a yard changed several times and consequently so did the Engl
On 1 July 1959, the imperial mile was standardized to an exact length in metres. This figure correspon
From 1959 also called the US Survey Mile. From then, its only utility has been land survey, before it w
Although the NM was defined on the basis of the minute, it varies from the equatorial minute, because
Under the reign of Emperor Septimius Severus, this replaced the Roman mile as the official unit of dis
ous – discuss ]
German Empire, North German Confederation, Grand Duchy of Hesse, Russia. Obsolete German units
Primarily for Denmark defined by Ole Rømer. Obsolete German units of measurement
Still commonly used today, e.g. for road distances; equates to the myriametre
Obsolete German units of measurement
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1.3854713739 155
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1.3981517726 157
1.4046168773 158
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1.4178030152 160
1.4245265729 161
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1.5451458709 177
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1.5707963268 180
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Effective Earth Radius Circle Geometry
km
km
Side 1 109
Side 2 192
Side 3 162 tan (E / 4) = 5.43491E-05
E/4= 5.43491E-05
Semiperimeter 231.5 E= 0.000217397
E= 0.012455907
Radius 6371 E= 44.84126421
radians
sq. km
dn/dh 0.000023 n/km
Elevation 75.00 m
=1 / (1 / C9 + C2)
Big G 6.6743E-11
Radius 6371000
Mass 5.9793E+24 kg
Acceleration 9.8320
Radius (km) 6,371.000 Observer (m)
k-Factor 120.00%
Obs. X
Eff. Radius (m) 7,645,200 Obs. Y
FLAT
GLOBE
2,770.00 Fore Height (m) 550.00 Back Height (m)
Distance (m) 133,000.00 Distance (m)
0
7,647,970
Delta Height -2,220 Delta Height
LOBE Fore. Y
Elevation (deg)
7,644,593.08
-1.45442
Back. Y
Elevation (deg)
Elevation (mrad) -25.384 Elevation (mrad)
LOWER HIGHER
6,961.00
483,792
4,191
Difference
0.4963 1.45261
8.663
3.6257
483,909
7,636,845
Difference
-1.317003 0.13742
-22.986
Origin
Latitude Longitude
43.0388 -87.9065
Destination
Latitude Longitude
17.8007 2.2302 Heading #NAME?
Distance #NAME? km
Distance #NAME? miles
Destination
Heading #NAME? Latitude Longitude
Distance 85.050 #NAME? #NAME?
Name Latitude Longitude
Kevin Jackson 53.640109 -3.029298
Stephen Cheatley 53.637461 -2.530807
Exploring the Plane (IOM) 53.635076 -2.539836
Marko B 42.455063 18.427049
P900 Coolpics 53.879681 -2.667014
Big One - LEFT 53.788961 -3.057283
Big One - RIGHT 53.788969 -3.057217
JT Radio Tower 35.965262 -115.500549
JT LEFT Camera 36.054222 -115.784014
JT RIGHT Camera 36.040224 -115.795996
NM / Degree 28.6984
Sector 500.0000
Waypoints
X ###
Y ###
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