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| Millimeters / Hour (mm/h) | The Millimeters / Hour (mm/h) is a unit of velocity representing the distance in millimeters traveled in one hour.
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| Millimeters / Minute (mm/min) | The Millimeters / Minute (mm/min) is a unit of velocity representing the distance in millimeters traveled in one minute.
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| Millimeters / Second (mm/s) | The Millimeters / Second (mm/s) is a unit of velocity representing the distance in millimeters traveled in one second.
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| Centimeters / Hour (cm/h) | The Centimeters / Hour (cm/h) is a unit of velocity representing the distance in centimeters traveled in one hour.
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| Centimeters / Minute (cm/min) | The Centimeters / Minute (cm/min) is a unit of velocity representing the distance in centimeters traveled in one minute.
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| Centimeters / Second (cm/s) | The Centimeters / Second (cm/s) is a unit of velocity representing the distance in centimeters traveled in one second.
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| Meters / Hour (m/h) | The Meters / Hour (m/h) is a unit of velocity representing the distance in meters traveled in one hour.
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| Meters / Minute (m/min) | The Meters / Minute (m/min) is a unit of velocity representing the distance in meters traveled in one minute.
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| Meters / Second (m/s) | The Meters / Second (m/s) is a unit of velocity representing the distance in meters traveled in one second.
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| Miles / Second (mps) | The Miles / Second (mps) is a unit of velocity representing the distance in miles traveled in one second.
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| Miles / Minute (mpm) | The Miles / Minute (mpm) is a unit of velocity representing the distance in miles traveled in one minute.
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| Miles / Hour (mph) | The Miles / Hour (mph) is a unit of velocity representing the distance in miles traveled in one hour.
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| Kilometers / Hour (kph) | The Kilometers / Hour (kph) is a unit of velocity representing the distance in kilometers traveled in one hour.
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| Kilometers / Minute (km/min) | The Kilometers / Minute (km/min) is a unit of velocity representing the distance in kilometers traveled in one minute.
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| Kilometers / Second (km/s) | The Kilometers / Second (km/s) is a unit of velocity representing the distance in kilometers traveled in one second.
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| Yards / Hour (yd/h) | The Yards / Hour (yd/h) is a unit of velocity representing the distance in yards traveled in one hour.
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| Yards / Minute (yd/min) | The Yards / Minute (yd/min) is a unit of velocity representing the distance in yards traveled in one minute.
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| Yards / Second (yd/s) | The Yards / Second (yd/s) is a unit of velocity representing the distance in yards traveled in one second.
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| Feet / Hour (ft/h) | The Feet / Hour (ft/h) is a unit of velocity representing the distance in feet traveled in one hour.
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| Feet / Minute (ft/min) | The Feet / Minute (ft/min) is a unit of velocity representing the distance in feet traveled in one minute.
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| Feet / Second (ft/s) | The Feet / Second (ft/s) is a unit of velocity representing the distance in feet traveled in one second.
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| Knot (UK) (kt) | The Knot (UK) (kt) historically was used in the United Kingdom and some of its former territories,
where it was defined slightly differently.In the UK system, a nautical mile was
defined as 1853.184 meters, making the knot(UK) very slightly larger than the
international knot. This means the knot(UK) was defined as 1 nautical mile per
hour, where the nautical mile was slightly longer
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| Knots (kn) | The Knots (kn) is a unit of velocity used in maritime and aviation contexts, representing
one nautical mile per hour.
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| Light Velocity in Vacuum (c) | The Light Velocity in Vacuum (c) is the speed at which light travels in a vacuum.
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| Cosmic Velocity First (v1) | The Cosmic Velocity First (v1) is the minimum velocity an object needs to orbit the Earth without propulsion.
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| Cosmic Velocity Second (v2) | The Cosmic Velocity Second (v2) is the minimum velocity an object needs to escape Earth's gravitational field.
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| Cosmic Velocity Third (v3) | The Cosmic Velocity Third (v3) is the minimum velocity an object needs to escape the solar system.
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| Cosmic Velocity Fourth (v4) | The Cosmic Velocity Fourth (v4) is the minimum velocity an object needs to escape our galaxy - the Milky Way.
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| Earth's Velocity (vE) | The Earth's Velocity (vE) is the average orbital speed of Earth around the Sun.
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| Velocity of Sound in Air [20°C] (v_sound_air) | The Velocity of Sound in Air [20°C] (v_sound_air) is the speed at which sound travels in air at 20°C.
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| Velocity of Sound in Water (v_sound_water) | The Velocity of Sound in Water (v_sound_water) is the speed at which sound travels in water.
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