Knots - Ropes, Sand, and the Birth of Speed

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Knots - Ropes, Sand, and the Birth of Speed

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Celeste Skye explores how 17th-century sailors invented the knot using rope, sand, and mathematics to measure speed at sea. Discover why aviation still uses this maritime unit today, and how a simple device connected velocity to Earth's geometry in ways that shaped navigation forever.

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