Why do we still use Knots Go Question for todays Question
🌊 Why “knots” exist at all
Before engines, sailors measured speed using a log line:
A rope with knots tied at regular intervals
A wooden board (the “log”) tossed over the stern
Sailors counted how many knots passed through their hands in a set time
Each knot represented one nautical mile per hour.
The name stuck — and the unit turned out to be extremely practical.
Before engines, sailors measured speed using a log line:
A rope with knots tied at regular intervals
A wooden board (the “log”) tossed over the stern
Sailors counted how many knots passed through their hands in a set time
Each knot represented one nautical mile per hour.
The name stuck — and the unit turned out to be extremely practical.
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