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Make the most ridiculous SI derived unit!
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Make the most ridiculous SI derived unit!
For speed:
meters per second
meter hertz
watts per newton
meters per second
meter hertz
watts per newton
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Re: Make the most ridiculous SI derived unit!
W * m / (Pa * kL)
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Re: Make the most ridiculous SI derived unit!
I don't get it
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Maybe because you're going 1 second per watt newtons hertz converted to meters.PadmeAmygdala wrote:I don't get it
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Re: Make the most ridiculous SI derived unit!
Welcome to the site!PadmeAmygdala wrote:I don't get it
Re: Make the most ridiculous SI derived unit!
Bump
1Ω = 1(m^2)kg/(A^2)(s^3) = (1 kg/A)(1 m/A)(1 m/(s^3))
I have no clue what kilograms/ampere or meters/ampere would be used for (what the heck does mass/current mean?? Or distance/current??), and the jerk seems sorta out of nowhere.
But it makes resistance nonetheless.
(In case you're wondering how I got it, 1Ω = 1V/A = 1 (J/c)/A = 1J/cA = 1J/sA^2 = 1Nm/sA^2 = 1kgm^2/s^3A^2 = (1 kg/A)(1 m/A)(1 m/(s^3))
1Ω = 1(m^2)kg/(A^2)(s^3) = (1 kg/A)(1 m/A)(1 m/(s^3))
I have no clue what kilograms/ampere or meters/ampere would be used for (what the heck does mass/current mean?? Or distance/current??), and the jerk seems sorta out of nowhere.
But it makes resistance nonetheless.
(In case you're wondering how I got it, 1Ω = 1V/A = 1 (J/c)/A = 1J/cA = 1J/sA^2 = 1Nm/sA^2 = 1kgm^2/s^3A^2 = (1 kg/A)(1 m/A)(1 m/(s^3))
κ is measurable iff there is a nontrivial elementary embedding j:V→M (M transitive) with critical point κ
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1 meter/sec = 1 ohm-coulomb-amp/kilogram-hertz-meter
= 1 ohm-coulomb-amp/kilogram-(ohm-coulomb-amp/kilogram-(ohm-coulomb-amp/kilogram-(ohm-coulomb-amp/kilogram-(ohm-coulomb-amp/kilogram-(ohm-coulomb-amp/kilogram-(ohm-coulomb-amp/kilogram-(ohm-coulomb-amp/kilogram-(ohm-coulomb-amp/kilogram-(ohm-coulomb-amp/kilogram-(ohm-coulomb-amp/kilogram-(ohm-coulomb-amp/kilogram-(ohm-coulomb-amp/kilogram-(ohm-coulomb-amp/kilogram-hertzmeter)))))))))))))
I think I win the m/s contest
Additionally, that means that a Joule =
an ohm^2-coulomb^2-amp^2/kilogram-hertz^2-meter^2
= a (square-(ohm-coulomb-amp)) per (kilogram-square-(hertz-meter))
Also, the speed limit of the universe is naturally
299792458 ohm-coulomb-amps per kilogram-hertz-meter
= 1 ohm-coulomb-amp/kilogram-(ohm-coulomb-amp/kilogram-(ohm-coulomb-amp/kilogram-(ohm-coulomb-amp/kilogram-(ohm-coulomb-amp/kilogram-(ohm-coulomb-amp/kilogram-(ohm-coulomb-amp/kilogram-(ohm-coulomb-amp/kilogram-(ohm-coulomb-amp/kilogram-(ohm-coulomb-amp/kilogram-(ohm-coulomb-amp/kilogram-(ohm-coulomb-amp/kilogram-(ohm-coulomb-amp/kilogram-(ohm-coulomb-amp/kilogram-hertzmeter)))))))))))))
I think I win the m/s contest
Additionally, that means that a Joule =
an ohm^2-coulomb^2-amp^2/kilogram-hertz^2-meter^2
= a (square-(ohm-coulomb-amp)) per (kilogram-square-(hertz-meter))
Also, the speed limit of the universe is naturally
299792458 ohm-coulomb-amps per kilogram-hertz-meter
κ is measurable iff there is a nontrivial elementary embedding j:V→M (M transitive) with critical point κ
Re: Make the most ridiculous SI derived unit!
What if you didn't care about capital or lowercase letters, and treated them the same?
1kg = 1l in 39.2f = 1(a/w) in 39.2ma = 1((c/s)/w) in 128.62fta = 1(((k-273.15)/s)/(j/s)) in 128.62fta
1kg = 1l in 39.2f = 1(a/w) in 39.2ma = 1((c/s)/w) in 128.62fta = 1(((k-273.15)/s)/(j/s)) in 128.62fta
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Re: Make the most ridiculous SI derived unit!
How do you construct the coulomb out of simpler units?
I was so socially awkward in the past and it will haunt me for the rest of my life.
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1 ampsecondgameoflifemaniac wrote: November 13th, 2019, 4:38 pm How do you construct the coulomb out of simpler units?
κ is measurable iff there is a nontrivial elementary embedding j:V→M (M transitive) with critical point κ
Re: Make the most ridiculous SI derived unit!
newton per square hertz per liter per (liter per square kilometer)=density
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1s^^s
Is this even a thing?
Is this even a thing?
I was so socially awkward in the past and it will haunt me for the rest of my life.
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I don't think exponential units exist, much less tetrational ones
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1 millipascal = 1 mPa = 1 MpA = 1 Meter per Ampere
κ is measurable iff there is a nontrivial elementary embedding j:V→M (M transitive) with critical point κ
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