Convert degree to arcsecond

Enter the value to convert from degree to arcsecond.

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Result: 25 degrees (°) = 90000 arcseconds (″)

How to Convert Degree to Arcsecond

Converting degree to arcsecond is straightforward using our conversion calculator.

Conversion Formula

″ = ° × 3600

Reverse conversion: Convert arcsecond to degree

Comparison: Degree vs Arcsecond

When to Use Each Unit

Degree: Universal standard for navigation, surveying, engineering, geography, and most practical angle measurements worldwide.

Arcsecond: Essential in astronomy, satellite positioning, precision surveying, and scientific applications requiring ultimate angular precision.

Common Conversion Values

  • 360° = full circle
  • 180° = straight line
  • 90° = right angle
  • 1° = 60 arcminutes

About Degree

Definition: The degree (symbol: °) is a unit of angular measurement where a full circle is divided into 360 equal parts.

History: Ancient Babylonian origin based on their sexagesimal (base-60) number system and approximate 360-day year calendar.

Current Use: Universal standard for navigation, surveying, engineering, geography, and most practical angle measurements worldwide.

Examples: Geographic coordinates: 0-360°, compass bearings: 0-360°, building angles: 30-90°, camera rotation: 0-360°

About Arcsecond

Definition: The arcsecond (symbol: ″) is one-sixtieth of an arcminute or 1/3600 of a degree, used for extremely precise angular measurements.

History: Finest traditional subdivision of angular measurement, critical for precision astronomy and geodetic surveying.

Current Use: Essential in astronomy, satellite positioning, precision surveying, and scientific applications requiring ultimate angular precision.

Examples: Astronomical measurements: star positions, satellite tracking: precise orbits, geodesy: Earth measurements, telescope resolution

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