Post by Saturn on Nov 10, 2016 14:06:31 GMT -6
so omega requested that i 'compare the size of a shadiir to the size of shaniir, compare the size of a human to the size of the earth, then compare those comparisons'
so okay i guess its time to fucking die
lets begin
everything is gonna be in km because fuck you
also im not sure how to do stuff with circumference and surface area yet so
(we'll do 'how many shadiir could fit on the surface of shaniir' later)
so average male and average female human combined into one average is about 0.00163 km tall (or 163 cm)
earth is 12,742 km in diameter
and shadiir are like. 385 km in height
and shaniir is 556,400,000 km in diameter
so here we go:
SHANIIR/SHADIIR:
556,400,000/385
~1,445,195 times larger (taller?) than a Shadiir
EARTH/HUMAN:
12,742/0.00163
~7,817,178 times bigger than a human
COMPARING COMPARISONS (E/H to S/S):
7,817,178/1,445,195
~5.4 times... idk
i dont know what the term for that would be? someone help
so we can conclude that uh.
shadiir are pretty fucking big?
like a human is 7.8 million times shorter than earth
but a shadiir is only 1.5 times shorter than shaniir
so uh
wow
im also gonna go beyond the call of duty and compare a human to a shadiir, and earth to shaniir
so obviously we do the same shit as before
SHADIIR/HUMAN:
385/0.00163
~236,196 times larger than human
SHANIIR/EARTH:
556,400,000/12,742
~43,667 times larger than Earth
so holy shit everyone
this is atrocious and i want to die
basically
the data says
'a shadiir is 240 thousand times larger than a human, but the planet is only 40 thousand times larger than earth'
which is ridiculous. wow.
and since we did a similar thing above, we'll compare the comparisons:
236,196/43,667
~5.4 times... whatever, again. obviously, we did something right, because I got the same answer as before.
but yeah. that's your dose of bullshit for whenever you're reading this.
if anyone else has requests for math, just say so.
or do it yourself, and i'll link it to the bullshit archive and credit you
or you can just comment 'wowie that sure is a big rock' like yeah no fucking shit steven we didn't ask you
idc man just do whatever
so okay i guess its time to fucking die
lets begin
everything is gonna be in km because fuck you
also im not sure how to do stuff with circumference and surface area yet so
(we'll do 'how many shadiir could fit on the surface of shaniir' later)
so average male and average female human combined into one average is about 0.00163 km tall (or 163 cm)
earth is 12,742 km in diameter
and shadiir are like. 385 km in height
and shaniir is 556,400,000 km in diameter
so here we go:
SHANIIR/SHADIIR:
556,400,000/385
~1,445,195 times larger (taller?) than a Shadiir
EARTH/HUMAN:
12,742/0.00163
~7,817,178 times bigger than a human
COMPARING COMPARISONS (E/H to S/S):
7,817,178/1,445,195
~5.4 times... idk
i dont know what the term for that would be? someone help
so we can conclude that uh.
shadiir are pretty fucking big?
like a human is 7.8 million times shorter than earth
but a shadiir is only 1.5 times shorter than shaniir
so uh
wow
im also gonna go beyond the call of duty and compare a human to a shadiir, and earth to shaniir
so obviously we do the same shit as before
SHADIIR/HUMAN:
385/0.00163
~236,196 times larger than human
SHANIIR/EARTH:
556,400,000/12,742
~43,667 times larger than Earth
so holy shit everyone
this is atrocious and i want to die
basically
the data says
'a shadiir is 240 thousand times larger than a human, but the planet is only 40 thousand times larger than earth'
which is ridiculous. wow.
and since we did a similar thing above, we'll compare the comparisons:
236,196/43,667
~5.4 times... whatever, again. obviously, we did something right, because I got the same answer as before.
but yeah. that's your dose of bullshit for whenever you're reading this.
if anyone else has requests for math, just say so.
or do it yourself, and i'll link it to the bullshit archive and credit you
or you can just comment 'wowie that sure is a big rock' like yeah no fucking shit steven we didn't ask you
idc man just do whatever
