Merchant Mariners Navigator1925

Are you a seaman as deck officer in operational management level.

In my program you can calculate the total distance and hours of your journey from the origin and destination, and each day you will find out how many more days the voyage and the previous day, distance and time of voyage. Also you will know the local time of the destination on the day of prospected arrival.

Here are options to help perform specific tasks, facilitate workflows, and improve shipboard efficiency.

1. SAILINGS
-Mercator
-Dead Reckoning
-Great Circle
-Composite
-Voyage Plan
2. E.T.A.
3. SPEED REQUIRED
4. WIND DIRECTION AND SPEED
5. CURRENT SET & DRIFT
6. HARMONIC METHOD OF TIDAL PREDICTION
7. RADAR PLOTTING
8. CELESTIAL NAVIGATION
-Compass Error from Sun
-L-O-P from Sun
-Time of Sunrise
-Time of Sunset
-Time of Morning Civil Twilight
-Time of Evening Civil Twilight
-Time of Sun's Meridian Passage
-Reduction to Meridian
-Running Fix from Sun
-List of Stars
-Compass Error from Star
-L-O-P from Star
-Star Finder
-Star Sight Guide
-Fix from Star Sights
-Star Identification
-Compass Error from any object
-True Altitudes of Sun/Stars

The world is round, I can prove it, I explained it in one of your blogs, I used to be a seaman and I was a navigating officer then and I was the one who made or prepared the navigation plan. We have two procedures we use for navigation, plane or mercator sailing and great circle sailing. In the latitude/longitude coordinates, you know that the world is round because in mercator sailing the longitude is a long distance while in the great circle sailing the longitude is short so the world is round, isn't it simple isn't it that at the equator the center of the world is long longitude meanwhile at the north and south poles the longitude is short. Let me explain to you that latitude is horizontal longitude is vertical, the world has a south and north pole in the middle is the equator, so I will draw a line on the map at the equator, the distance outside the longitude is long while in the north or south the distance is short because as you get closer to the north or south pole, the longitude gets shorter, because north and south are skewered by the pole, so when you put a line or line that is vertical or longitude from south to north, it comes out as a ball because you start in the south, line it and pass the equator the distance of the longitude is far, you keep going north and it gets shorter again so when you form a ball the outside.