© 2020 Jerry D. Patillo

If you would like to circumnavigate the northern hemisphere, maybe you could visit

• New York City, USA
• Moscow, Russia
• Tokyo, Japan
• and back to New York City.

Your nonstop flight itinerary would look something like this:

Fig. X. North Hemi 3 stops AZEQ 90N 90W

 Distances

 Code Dictionary

You could do the above nonstop trips, but they would be really long hauls.

• JFK – SVO 9 hours 10 minutes
• SVO – NRT 9 hours 35 minutes
• NRT – JFK 12 hours 55 minutes

Maybe the following itinerary would be a little easier:

• JFK-LHR-SVO
• SVO-OVB-NRT
• NRT-ANC-JFK

 Distances

 Code Dictionary

If Flat Earthers or Real Worlders ever wanted to circumnavigate the northern hemisphere, it would be fairly easy, but expensive, for both to do so. They could both fly nonstop flights (summer 2020) from

• JFK (New York [John F Kennedy Intl], NY, USA) to
• SVO (Moscow [Sheremetyevo Intl], MOS, Russia)
• NRT (Tokyo (Narita) [New Tokyo Intl], 12, Japan)
• and back to JFK

This would take about 33 hours actual flying time (NOT including the layovers!) and about 16,000 miles. [https://flightsfrom.com]

Flight Distances

From	To	Initial Heading		Magnetic Heading		Distance
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JFK	SVO	034°	(NE)	047°	(NE)	4,661 mi
SVO	NRT	059°	(NE)	047°	(NE)	4,676 mi
NRT	JFK	025°	(NE)	033°	(NE)	6,745 mi
Total						16,082 mi

 

 

Index

• Introduction

• Northern Hemisphere Itinerary

• Southern Hemisphere — Flat Earth Itinerary

• Southern Hemisphere — Real World Itinerary

• Flat Earth and Real World Itineraries Compared

• Definition of Cartographic Terms

•  List of Resources