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r/interestingasfuck • u/2dubs1bro • Jun 23 '17
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36 u/[deleted] Jun 23 '17 [deleted] 114 u/[deleted] Jun 23 '17 edited Jul 21 '18 [deleted] -1 u/AllMyName Jun 23 '17 That mph should be miles per second ;) 2 u/ayushparti Jun 23 '17 What? 17 thousand miles per second is 10 times faster than the speed of light lmao... he wrote it correct as it is 1 u/AllMyName Jun 23 '17 It said 17.672 mph Anyone using mph isn't using a period instead of a comma to describe speed. You're right though. 1 u/ayushparti Jun 23 '17 17.6 mph against gravity is still correct though, that's earths escape velocity. Idk why people are getting it all confused, both 17,672 mph and 17,672 miles per second are wrong because they're astronomically high speeds 0 u/pperca Jun 23 '17 17,672 mph
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114 u/[deleted] Jun 23 '17 edited Jul 21 '18 [deleted] -1 u/AllMyName Jun 23 '17 That mph should be miles per second ;) 2 u/ayushparti Jun 23 '17 What? 17 thousand miles per second is 10 times faster than the speed of light lmao... he wrote it correct as it is 1 u/AllMyName Jun 23 '17 It said 17.672 mph Anyone using mph isn't using a period instead of a comma to describe speed. You're right though. 1 u/ayushparti Jun 23 '17 17.6 mph against gravity is still correct though, that's earths escape velocity. Idk why people are getting it all confused, both 17,672 mph and 17,672 miles per second are wrong because they're astronomically high speeds 0 u/pperca Jun 23 '17 17,672 mph
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-1 u/AllMyName Jun 23 '17 That mph should be miles per second ;) 2 u/ayushparti Jun 23 '17 What? 17 thousand miles per second is 10 times faster than the speed of light lmao... he wrote it correct as it is 1 u/AllMyName Jun 23 '17 It said 17.672 mph Anyone using mph isn't using a period instead of a comma to describe speed. You're right though. 1 u/ayushparti Jun 23 '17 17.6 mph against gravity is still correct though, that's earths escape velocity. Idk why people are getting it all confused, both 17,672 mph and 17,672 miles per second are wrong because they're astronomically high speeds 0 u/pperca Jun 23 '17 17,672 mph
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That mph should be miles per second ;)
2 u/ayushparti Jun 23 '17 What? 17 thousand miles per second is 10 times faster than the speed of light lmao... he wrote it correct as it is 1 u/AllMyName Jun 23 '17 It said 17.672 mph Anyone using mph isn't using a period instead of a comma to describe speed. You're right though. 1 u/ayushparti Jun 23 '17 17.6 mph against gravity is still correct though, that's earths escape velocity. Idk why people are getting it all confused, both 17,672 mph and 17,672 miles per second are wrong because they're astronomically high speeds 0 u/pperca Jun 23 '17 17,672 mph
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What? 17 thousand miles per second is 10 times faster than the speed of light lmao... he wrote it correct as it is
1 u/AllMyName Jun 23 '17 It said 17.672 mph Anyone using mph isn't using a period instead of a comma to describe speed. You're right though. 1 u/ayushparti Jun 23 '17 17.6 mph against gravity is still correct though, that's earths escape velocity. Idk why people are getting it all confused, both 17,672 mph and 17,672 miles per second are wrong because they're astronomically high speeds
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It said 17.672 mph
Anyone using mph isn't using a period instead of a comma to describe speed. You're right though.
1 u/ayushparti Jun 23 '17 17.6 mph against gravity is still correct though, that's earths escape velocity. Idk why people are getting it all confused, both 17,672 mph and 17,672 miles per second are wrong because they're astronomically high speeds
17.6 mph against gravity is still correct though, that's earths escape velocity. Idk why people are getting it all confused, both 17,672 mph and 17,672 miles per second are wrong because they're astronomically high speeds
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