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This and that on Jaern:
Yes, I am unemployed still and quite bored.
Play with these numbers as you wish.
All Jaern numbers come from the chapter
on the planets.
All Geleia numbers come from my recreation
of the Dana Shea map of Geleia, and the
verbal fact that "it's about 800 miles
north to south".  I calculated the
area of Geleia using the campaign
cartographer's area function.

Rougtero to Devon distance is based
on the fact that "Geleia is around the
world from Lojem" and Rougtero is
pretty much near the middle of old Lojem.

Now, if I can just find a physics book
with the Universal Gravitational Constant
calculations for large planets based on
diameter and rotational velocity....
*grin*

-Pat


Conversion Factors:

1 km (kilometer) = .6214 miles
1 met = 2000 feet = .3788 miles
1 met = .6096 km
1 mile = 5280 feet
mil. = 1 million
mi. = mile

                    JAERN            EARTH
Diameter (km)       7010             12756
Circumf. (km)      22023             40074
Surf. Area (km2)   154  mil.         511 mil.
Land Area  (km2)    7.7 mil.         148 mil.
Dist from Sun(km)  64.0 mil.         149.6 mil.
Solar Year         300.3 day         365.2524 day
Force of
 Gravity (ft/s2)   27.0              32.2

Geleia Area (km2)  676,000
 (based on my
  Cam. Cart. map)

Largest land area
on Jaern (by book)
 (km2)                 400

Great Britain
 (Eng, N. Ire,
  Wales, Scot.)                      242,000

Rhode Island (km2)                     2,707

Los Angeles to
 New York (km)                         4,538

Rougtero to Devon (km)                10,500

Maraujo Speed 210 km/day
  (assume 23 hrs/day travel)

Maraujo Roug-Devon time:              50 days

Material Densities:
(grams per cubic centimeter)      (avg. lbs/ft3)
Water       1.000 at 4 C              62.43
Copper           8.92                556
Silver          10.5                 656
Gold            19.3                1205
Steel            7.8                 489
Iron,
 gray cast       7.08                442
Platinum,
 cast-hammered  21.5                1330
Red Oak                               42

1 gram per cubic centimeter =
 .0369 lbs per cubic inch


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Patrick C. Collins      Purdue University
Food Process Engineer   Class of 1997
Biochemist              drunsen@ecicnet.org