Jstar1 wrote:Yes, most american schools teach both now. All mine did, I'm pretty sure 50 years from now, americans would be comfortable if they made an overhaul to metric system. And do you guys know the news when someone at NASA fcked up metric-imperial units and they shot a satellite somewhere comnpletely random and lost it when it was supposed to go to jupiter or some other planet. Might as well throw like $234 billion into the garbage bin.
Oh, please, do tell! I have never heard of NASA losing something.
Jstar1 wrote:Yes, most american schools teach both now. All mine did, I'm pretty sure 50 years from now, americans would be comfortable if they made an overhaul to metric system. And do you guys know the news when someone at NASA fcked up metric-imperial units and they shot a satellite somewhere comnpletely random and lost it when it was supposed to go to jupiter or some other planet. Might as well throw like $234 billion into the garbage bin.
Oh, please, do tell! I have never heard of NASA losing something.
shhhhh...don't ruin the fun!
Heck, MAYBE we should get back on topic. If there is one
I read the article a while ago and it was a while back. I think its funny though, your solving a math problem to figure out the coordinates for jupiter and you accidentally use miles instead of km and get something totally different.
