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Picard TipsPicard engineering tip: Use the metric system.
Just Joshin@PicardTips
NO!!!!!
There are two kinds of countries.
1. The countries that use the metric system.
2. The countries that have been to the moon.
Robbert
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HarryKrischner@joshua
At least the german scientists involved in (2) were able to do the conversions correct 😛
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At least the german scientists involved in (2) were able to do the conversions correct 😛
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@anduril @PicardTips
Yes, but if they had just left everything in a proper measuring system rather than converting to and from metric, they could have saved themselves a lot of time and work. They might have made it to the moon in 65 rather than 69.
Yes, but if they had just left everything in a proper measuring system rather than converting to and from metric, they could have saved themselves a lot of time and work. They might have made it to the moon in 65 rather than 69.
@joshua
btw the Russians also use metric and they put the first man into space and probes onto the moon
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btw the Russians also use metric and they put the first man into space and probes onto the moon
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@anduril @PicardTips
It's a good thing that they do use the metric system.
Given that they had a head start, if they had been on the English system, they may have beat us there.
It's a good thing that they do use the metric system.
Given that they had a head start, if they had been on the English system, they may have beat us there.
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Pepper1700 
@tessarakt @PicardTips Sadly the metric system doesn't go beyond "c", unless you want to deal with imaginary length or imaginary time.