Land speed
An object's speed across land is measured by difference in movement between the object and the land beneath it. Atmospheric pressure and aerodynamics must be considered when attempting to calculate possible speeds from the force applied.
Units[]
Common units of land speed include:
- kilometers per hour, (symbol km/h)
- miles per hour, (symbol m/h)
- meters per second, (symbol ms−1), the SI derived unit
See also[]
- Ground speed
- Land speed record
- Motorcycle land speed record
- Land speed record for railed vehicles
- Very High Speed Transit
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