3. You have been assigned a flight to circumnavigate the globe non-stop in a Boeing Business Jet with extended range fuel tanks. The purpose of this flight is to chase the sunset around the earth, keeping the aircraft just slightly ahead of the evening terminator. In a sense, you will be "surfing" the terminator! The aircraft is kept at Eppley Field in Omaha, Nebraska (KOMA). The LAT/LONG for this airport is N41o18'11.4", W95o53'38.4". The plan is to depart KOMA and conduct a circular climb to reach cruising altitude and cruise airspeed at the exact moment the sun sets below the horizon. At this point in time you will be directly overhead the field on a westerly heading (assume no wind). All the clearances and legalities for such a flight have been obtained by the flight department (your employer is quite influential and quite eccentric). The logistics of the initial climb have also been calculated. For the cruise segment of this flight, calculate the minimum groundspeed you must achieve in order to stay in evening twilight following the line of latitude around the Earth and arriving back overhead Eppley Field 24 hours later