Some people are just more comfortable with good old familiar units like baby elephants per corgi. What do they even use for that in the metric system? Millihectares per decilitre or something? Whatever.
Unironically though more people really need to understand the utility of using highly composite numbers as units of measurement. It’s not like the number 12 got picked randomly out of a hat.
Some people are just more comfortable with good old familiar units like baby elephants per corgi. What do they even use for that in the metric system? Millihectares per decilitre or something? Whatever.
“0.012 m3 meteor weighing 400 kg hit Texas”
Boooooring.
So it’s roughly the size of a bucket.
Well. A corgi-sized bucket, anyway. Not one of the bigger ones, great dane or so.
Couple of buckets if it’s corgi size.
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I mean, it’s basic knowledge isn’t it? If you know e=mc2 you’d better also know (be)4=c
Billaneters
Unironically though more people really need to understand the utility of using highly composite numbers as units of measurement. It’s not like the number 12 got picked randomly out of a hat.