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curves: straight line segments parallel to the center line; arcs of circles orthogonal to the center line; and spiral helices, the latter illustrated in Figure 2. Similarly, the geodesics on a sphere are arcs of great circles. In aeronautics, to minimize distance flown, airplanes follow geodesic circumpolar paths around the globe.

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