[Date Prev][Date Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Date Index][Thread Index]
Re: This and That
HAH! Serendipity strikes! Physics 220 comes in handy
"G" (Universal gravitational constant) =6.67EE-11 Newtons*meters^2/kg^2
GRavitation between two objects: "G" * Mass(obj1) * Mass(obj2)
--------------------------------------
r^2 (r=dist between mass centers)
On Tue, 7 Jul 1998, Patrick C. Collins wrote:
> 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
>
>
> --
> ============================================
> Patrick C. Collins Purdue University
> Food Process Engineer Class of 1997
> Biochemist drunsen@ecicnet.org
>
>
>