A long time ago a king wanted to see how long his foot was. His foot was exactly 12 feet long so he called that a foot.
Because the definition of a lightyear is: how long light can travel in a year. Hope this helped;)
Your height isn't as important as the time of day of the measurement. When the sun is directly overhead, your shadow won't be measurable.
100km is a distance, not a measurement of time. (kilometres)
Accurate measurements of time become possible after accurate measurement of length and mass because time taken by a heavy body to move a certain distance is more,and time taken by a light body to move a certain distance is less.
You have a very long, narrow farm. If you have 300', the length is a tad under 7,400.
Impossible to answer ! Feet is a measurement of distance - seconds is a measurement of time (or angles)
Tad Leckman was born on February 22, 1969, in Long Beach, California, USA.
hey it took my a long time but i finally found the song where tad kisses her in the bar....!! Jessy Moss "Telling You Now" Enjoy; it's a great song!
A jiffy is the time it takes for light to travle 1centominer or about 33.3 pictoseconds in time.
yes over long periods of time the color will start to fade a tad. this can be avoided by only putting it out when you need it
Yes, But it may take a tad long time to make. I know it has been released in korea! (their ipods are enjoying them)
Well, isn't that a happy little measurement! 3.937 inches is just a tad under 4 inches. It's like a tiny whisper of a measurement, but it can still make a big impact in your artwork.
A zetrosecond is a unit of plank time and is the shortest measurement of time ever. The simple answer is , a billionth of a trillionth of a second.
"A bit of time" is not a measurement, so no accurate answer can be given. The only person who knows, is the person who said it.
Tad Lincoln was born on April 4, 1853 and died on July 15, 1871. Tad Lincoln would have been 18 years old at the time of death or 162 years old today.
lets check it together with proper time measurement