[USMA:25276] Re:mileage

[kilopascal]

 2003-03-23   Tim,   There is no such thing as "metrics" when referring to SI units.  What you mean is metric, in the singular sense only.  Metric in the plural sense is something else all together.  It has something to do with the collection and manipulation of numerical data.  Something we don't deal with.   also, there is no such a thing as a metric hour.  The SI has its own time unit.  It is the second.  A true SI unit of speed would be metres per second (m/s)  however, the SI allows, for the time being, the traditional time units to be used along with SI units.  Thus it is ok to express speeds in kilometres per hour (km/h).   Please explain to me why we need to have another time unit, when what we have already as part of SI is suitable.   John       ----- Original Message ----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: U.S. Metric Association Sent: Sunday, 2003-03-23 09:35 Subject: [USMA:25275] Re:mileage Hi There people: The subject of time and space is an old subject. When miles per hour (mph) are turned to metrics, in fact the miles are converted to kilometers and the hours are not. Until now the hours in mph have not been converted to metrics. A metric time system called the Cirgree Sys.™ makes it possible to convert the hours in mph into metric hours called Cirgrees sow that miles per hour converted to metrics would read kilometers per cirgree ( MPH = KPC )  A Cirgree (CRG) is a metric hour of time.Time and space can now be seen as a paralleled continuum. The math get interesting to say the least The Cirgree Sys.™  Time; to advance to mind. Thanks  for time. Tim