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What's the longest distance between two points on earth?

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What points are you referencing?  or... Do I get to choose?  Your question is open ended.  straight line...line of site.... curved...

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I am starting at the equator traveling west and ending 1 mile from where I started.  Distance traveled is approximately 24,899 miles.
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the longest distance between two points on earth should be half way around the world on the equator. spinning on its axis causes the earths' equator to swell making a trip around its middle slightly longer than over the poles along the meridian.
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12756 km, going from one point on the equator straight down through the center of the earth to another point on the exact opposite side.
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