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What year would it be if you counted by hours instead of years?
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How many hours in 90 years?
i.e. does leap years counted
How do you mastaurbate when your 11 years old?
you don't kid. Instead take the hours you would spend on that and do something productive like your homework.
Which Day Takes Every Extra 6 Hours?
We prove that we have leap years every four years and leap years have 366 days instead of the usual 365 and that means February has 29 days instead of the usual 28 when we arived with 30 hours on December 31 instead of the usual 24. 1700, 1800 and 1900 were not leap years, even though they normally should be, but 1600 and 2000 were leap years. The first day of taking every extra 6 hours is Leap Day.
How many years would it take to count to 2 billion?
If you counted 1 number per second, it would take 63 years to count to 2 billion.
How many years would it take to count to 100 billion?
If you counted 1 number per second, it would take 3200 years to count to 100 billion.
How many years would it take to count to 7 billion?
If you counted 1 number per second, it would take 220 years to count to 7 billion.
How old would you be if you lived for twenty three million hours?
Including leap years, you would be 26,237,724,401,075,874,147,745,042,847,308 years-old. * * * * * Interesting! 23 million hours = more than 26 nonillion years! No way! 23 million hours = approx 2624 years.
How many years working would 12050 hours be?
Approximately 1.38 years.
If human life expectancy is 75 years how many hours is that?
It would be about 657,000 hours!
How many years would it take to count to 6.9 billion?
If you counted 1 number per second, it would take at least 220 years to count to 6.9 billion.
Suppose the earth began to rotate twice as fast what will happen?
- Days would be 12 hours long instead of 24 hours. - Light and dark would each be nominally 6 hours long instead of 12 hours. - Instead of staying up for 12 hours and then relaxing for 12 hours as we do now, I think the same evolutionary influences of defense from predators and visually finding our way around would still have synchronized us with light and dark, and we would work for 4 hours, sleep for 4 hours, and drink beer and go to movies for the other 4 hours, every day. - I'm not sure what caused our feeding cycle to be what it is. If the Earth spun twice as fast, we might have a system where our meals are 2 hours apart during our waking time instead instead of 4 hours. Or, if that was taking too much time away from all the other things we had to get done during a day, then we might be on a system of only 2 meals a day, like many of our animals are now. Either way, my dogs would probably expect their bowls to be full every 6 hours instead of every 12 hours. - As you can tell, I'm a little thin on the biological aspects. I'm wondering whether all this frantic activity, like only getting 2 hours to let a meal settle, and going to bed, getting up, bathing and shaving every 12 hours, might wear us out sooner, and there might be fewer years in our normal human lifetime. - High- and low-pressure weather systems would spin faster, and there would be more wind on Earth. - The moon would take about 54.6 days to orbit around Earth instead of 27.3 days. - The moon would take about 59.1 days to go through all its phases instead of 29.5 days. - Each season would be about 180 days instead of 90 days. - There would be about 7301/2 days in a year. - I think we would need a Leap Year every other year instead of every 4 years. - If we still wanted our months to roughly match the motions of the moon, then we would need calendars with 56 to 62 days in each month, but we could still get along with only 12 months. - High- and low-tides would come 3 hours apart instead of 6 hours apart.
Put 8.32 minutes in to hours seconds days or years?
On Google search for 8.32 minutes in seconds and you will find out. Instead of seconds you can also write years,decades,millenia,millenium,century's,hours,days etc.....
