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@mhoye But the original definition of the distance from the pole to equator was 10,000 km. And there are 90 degrees between the pole and equator, with each degree having 60 minutes where each minute = 1 nautical mile. Put those together with some weird trigonometric sauce and you might reach Fibonacci or some golden ratio between linear and spherical geometry? (pi/2) Just spouting weird relationships here: put this into AI and seek what half-truths come out about the location of Stonehenge!