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There is l33t in Mars - xornull - 06-23-2014

I was bored so I played around with some numbers, and here is something epic I found!

The longest distance between Earth and Mars is around 401,000,000 kilometers,
the speed of light is about 299,792 km/sec,
If you divide the two to see how long it takes for a wave of light to reach earth, you will get
about 1337 seconds.

exactly 1337.5940652185515290601483695362 seconds


RE: There is l33t in Mars - Ebola-chan - 06-23-2014

Removed, my posts are not to be available for this forum anymore.


RE: There is l33t in Mars - Eclipse - 06-23-2014

(06-23-2014, 07:41 PM)Happiness Wrote: That mean if we ever colonize on Mars, loading an internet page from Earth to Mars would take 2674 +/- seconds?
If we used light signals. Based only on the speed of light, not the time it would take to get the signal out to earth and back trough satellites or such.


Would bring back 90's feels man!

The true l33t period. Tongue