A great circle on a sphere S with center O and radius R is a circle obtained
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A great circle on a sphere S with center O and radius R is a circle obtained by intersecting S with a plane that passes through O (Figure 19). If P and Q are not antipodal (on opposite sides), there is a unique great circle through P and Q on S (intersect S with the plane through O, P, and Q). The geodesic distance from P to Q is defined as the length of the smaller of the two circular arcs of this great circle.
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We place the xycoordinate system in the plane of the great circle determined by P and Q ...View the full answer
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