How to find your direction without a compass if you are in the Northern Hemisphere. Find cardinal points with an analog watch. It's more effective than a compass, because it's not affected by the earth's magnetic fields.
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cool, is this the same reason how sundials work?
so what do you do if the sun is overhead??? like it is during the middle hours of the day.
wait lol
The Sun is never directly overhead... unless you are near or on the equator
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