[LostLocalMan]

That's about 6.3 olympic swimming pools a year. Olympic swimming pools are the only true way to measure volume.

[zwieback]

I work on inkjet nozzles. One of our drops is maybe 9 nanograms. According to Wikipedia that's about 9e-9/2.5e9 = 3.6e-18.

No problem, we'll start specifying our drop weight in atto swimming-pools.

[blackoil]

Thats about 30870 humans pee in a year.

[Arrath]

30870 individual urination events, or the annual urine output of 30870 humans?

[stickfigure]

Be sure to use the metric system! I'd like a half-micropool of beer, please.

[kridsdale1]

Especially when you’re already doing it at the bottom of the ocean.

[lsllc]

I'm going to need that in:

* Libraries of Congress

* Football Fields

[robocat]

Try https://www.theregister.com/Design/page/reg-standards-conver...

It is an imperial converter, and lacks most modern American units such as Libraries of Congress. A benefit is that it has some local units: Area (nanoWales - nW), Force (Norris - No), Length (linguine - lg), Temperature (Hilton - Hn) etcetera.

[lazyasciiart]

When you say "Libraries of Congress" do you mean the volume of their collection or the volume of the building?

[dylan604]

American Football (throwball) or International Football (soccer)?