Thread 938438541

How would you derive basic metric units on mars?

I wouldn't. We need a whole new system for that

>>938438541 (OP)
Fuck yo math, bitch...

Add this up.....

My cock, your holes. Period..

>>938438541 (OP)
>metric
That's not your flag on the moon, commie, and it's not going to be your flag on Mars.

>>938438541 (OP)
Don't do black and yellow hair because it's not really yellow. Do black, tan, and brown hair. How do you get tan?
>Start with orange, not yellow
ORANGE ==> TAN ==> BROWN ==> BLACK, you get it all with orange

>>938438541 (OP)
It's the circumference of mars divided by 40.000.
you first measure the circumference with something like a drone or a satellite or some nasa stuffs, you then give the numbers to the computer and done! you have martian meters!

Isn't the meter defined by the speed of light now? You can measure that on mars with the right equipment. Until we get that equipment on Mars they might have to make due with measurements that are only 99.999% accurate.

>>938438541 (OP)
ruri's pits

>>938438541 (OP)
>How would you derive basic metric units on mars?
By the lenght of the dick of the king, so security is fucked if he dies

>>938438541 (OP)
>>938440069
Google:
The SI unit for length, the meter (m), is defined by the fixed numerical value of the speed of light in a vacuum (c) being 299,792,458 when expressed in the unit m/s. This definition links the meter to the second, which is defined by the caesium frequency ΔνCs. Essentially, one meter is the distance light travels in a vacuum in exactly 1/299,792,458 of a second.
For useless american unit yard, you would first need to find a meter. One yard is equal to 0.9144 meters.

>>938440553
Cry some more, commie. Your flag will never leave orbit.

>>938440553
That's a ways from grams, amperes and teslas.

>>938438541 (OP)
Honestly you'd probably have to work off of the local cultural norms

>>938440644
The Huygens probe, built by the European Space Agency and carried to Saturn by NASA’s Cassini spacecraft, landed on Titan on 14 January 2005. Titan orbits Saturn at about 1.2 billion km from Earth (~8 AU), making Huygens the farthest object from Earth on which any spacecraft has landed.
For you burguer eaters: Americans are UBER/LYFT drivers for EU research

>>938443347
>European
Stopped reading right there, commie.

>>938443471
Funny coming from a country with a communist draft for NFL and NBA, are you sure you are not brainwashed?

>>938443585
Commie.

>>938439350
>Implying the USA will get tom mars when we dump money into Israel's bullshit.

Have to cut off the parasites before you can fly.