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Convert Degree to Arcsecond

Live bidirectional calculator for Degrees (°) and Arcseconds (arcsec) with verified formula and conversion charts.

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How the Calculation Works (Linear Scaling)

Formula:
Arcsecond = Degree × 3600
Substitution:1 × 3600
Calculated Result:3600 arcsec

Since 1 Degree = 3600 Arcseconds, multiply the value in Degrees by 3600.

Standard Ratio Factor:1 ° = 3600 arcsec

Degree to Arcsecond Conversion Table

Precomputed values for quick reference and printing.

Degree → Arcsecond(° → arcsec)
DegreeArcsecond
1 °3600 arcsec
2 °7200 arcsec
3 °10800 arcsec
4 °14400 arcsec
5 °18000 arcsec
6 °21600 arcsec
7 °25200 arcsec
8 °28800 arcsec
9 °32400 arcsec
10 °36000 arcsec
15 °54000 arcsec
20 °72000 arcsec
25 °90000 arcsec
30 °108000 arcsec
40 °144000 arcsec
50 °180000 arcsec
75 °270000 arcsec
100 °360000 arcsec
Arcsecond → Degree(arcsec → °)
ArcsecondDegree
1 arcsec0.0003 °
2 arcsec0.0006 °
3 arcsec0.0008 °
4 arcsec0.0011 °
5 arcsec0.0014 °
6 arcsec0.0017 °
7 arcsec0.0019 °
8 arcsec0.0022 °
9 arcsec0.0025 °
10 arcsec0.0028 °
15 arcsec0.0042 °
20 arcsec0.0056 °
25 arcsec0.0069 °
30 arcsec0.0083 °
40 arcsec0.0111 °
50 arcsec0.0139 °
75 arcsec0.0208 °
100 arcsec0.0278 °

About Degree (°)

A unit of plane angular measurement equal to 1/360 of a full turn (π / 180 radians).

History: Traced to ancient Babylonian astronomers dividing the celestial circle into 360 days/degrees.

Common Uses: Everyday compass geometry, map coordinates (latitude/longitude), navigation.

About Arcsecond (arcsec)

One sixtieth of an arcminute or 1/3,600 of a degree (π / 648,000 radians).

History: Sexagesimal second subdivision ("partes minutae secundae").

Common Uses: Telescope resolution limits, stellar parallax distances (parsec = parallax of 1 arcsec).

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

How many Arcseconds are in 1 Degree?

There are exactly 3600 Arcseconds in 1 Degree (1 ° = 3600 arcsec).

What is the formula to convert Degree to Arcsecond?

The formula is: Arcsecond = Degree × 3600. Since 1 Degree = 3600 Arcseconds, multiply the value in Degrees by 3600.

How do I convert 1 ° to arcsec manually?

To convert 1 ° to arcsec: apply the formula Arcsecond = Degree × 3600. Substituting gives: 1 × 3600 = 3600 arcsec.