Re: Google and moons of moons

In article <48066468$0$3388$4c368faf@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>, Jim Dars writes:

>   The Ultimate Google Resource

>Knowing (assuming)  this could be extended.  In chapter 15 I found that
if I
>entered
>
>     m_moon*c*c
>
>it would return, below the search bar (as well as doing the search)
>
>"mass of the Moon * the speed of light * the speed of light = 6.61483812
×
>1039 joules
>    More about calculator."
>
>Now this may or not be correct because of units.

Well, assuming that you meant "10^39" instead of "1039", it's correct.
Why are you saying it "may or may not be correct"? Obviously it's good
to not blindly accept anything, but it's a simple enough calculation to
verify. And why worry about the units in particular?

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Michael F. Stemper
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