Measure Earth’s Circumference With Equinox Shadows @BobtheScienceGuy
Measure Earth’s Circumference With Equinox Shadows  @BobtheScienceGuy
Uploaded March 2021 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Simple shadow measurements at solar noon can recover Earth’s circumference and radius with surprisingly good accuracy. This video uses an Eratosthenes-style experiment in Michigan and Hawaii to compare measured shadow angles, test parallel versus divergent sunlight, calculate latitude, and distinguish the predictions of a spherical Earth from a flat surface with a nearby Sun.
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