Thankyou sir. This is exactly what I've been searching for. I'm not a student, just someone who really wants to learn this for personal reasons. This video is very helpful and answered my questions. Cheers.
Not what I thought this was, how about having the actual coordinates but you're not sure how they go into the boxes? IE something like Latitude: 35° 23' 59" N Longitude: 24° 8' 59" E Lat/Long (dec): 35.4,24.15"
Hi, yes it is. In Google maps, just type the coordinates in the search as indicated in the video. You can also do it on a physical map, but below are a few other videos if you' like to see some more. All the best with the studies! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-IgZfnlHYrfI.html. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-7lenHmz7pPk.html
is there an app that I could use to determine my precise coordinates as I stand in one specific place (not just general)? I believe surveyors of land use a device that determines the coordinates at any one point of a specific land lot when they are surveying the land. Is there an app that would do that? Would that app give me specific coordinates at point A and different coordinates some 20 feet away from point A at point B?
Thank you!!! Not sure why Google changed this. It used to be Right Click, select What's Here? and click on the decimals. It pops up with Lat/Long already. Now we have to convert in an extra step sort of. Hmmmm. Any way to change the default to DMS in settings? Couldn't find any ways to do this.
It won't just change under normal circumstances; especially not over a short period of time. The only way the coordinates of a place can change is when the tectonic plates move significantly. This will either take a very long time, or if the tectonic plates move a long way (over a short period of time) - which would cause massive earthquakes, etc. So I would say that it's very unlikely for us to witness any significant change. Your question actually got me thinking there. Have a nice day!
