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Space Forum / Astronomy / February 2006WHY IS THIS CONSTANT IN MKSA SO CLOSE TO ONE?
WHY IS THIS CONSTANT IN MKSA SO CLOSE TO ONE? S=1/2.e^3.E0^-2.C^-3.ME^-2 e = ELEMENTEARY CHARGE E0 = THE PERMITTIVITY OF VACUUM C = THE SPEED OF LIGHT ME = THE MASS OF THE ELECTRON S IS THE TEDENSTIGBÖRJESSONS CONSTANT > WHY IS THIS CONSTANT IN MKSA SO CLOSE TO ONE? > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > S IS THE TEDENSTIGBÖRJESSONS CONSTANT Wow - that's amazing. I found one like that myself: P=B.W B = price in pence of a pint of Kronenbourg in my local pub W = number of wheels on most cars P is the PETERHARDINGLAGER CONSTANT WHY IS THIS CONSTANT SO CLOSE TO 1039? |
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