top | item 46874734 (no title) none_to_remain | 26 days ago Of course! I was being silly and just thinking of "k" for the smaller one and "K" for the bigger one. discuss order hn newest EuanReid|26 days ago Upper-K is for Kelvin, so can't be mixed in as a prefix in case someone decides to commit physics crimes and talk about temperature-mass (Kkg). nayuki|26 days ago Not true. Several SI prefixes already overlap with units. m is both metre and milli-. T is tesla and tera-. c is a prefix of candela (cd) but also centi-. (G is gauss (cgs unit, not mks/SI) and giga-.) adiabatichottub|26 days ago Just throw some Joules on top there and it'll be alright
EuanReid|26 days ago Upper-K is for Kelvin, so can't be mixed in as a prefix in case someone decides to commit physics crimes and talk about temperature-mass (Kkg). nayuki|26 days ago Not true. Several SI prefixes already overlap with units. m is both metre and milli-. T is tesla and tera-. c is a prefix of candela (cd) but also centi-. (G is gauss (cgs unit, not mks/SI) and giga-.) adiabatichottub|26 days ago Just throw some Joules on top there and it'll be alright
nayuki|26 days ago Not true. Several SI prefixes already overlap with units. m is both metre and milli-. T is tesla and tera-. c is a prefix of candela (cd) but also centi-. (G is gauss (cgs unit, not mks/SI) and giga-.)
EuanReid|26 days ago
nayuki|26 days ago
adiabatichottub|26 days ago