[USMA:28781] Re: Multiples of SI seconds

[Bill Hooper]

Regarding that web site I mentioned in an earlier post (below), I have 
found that one CAN do what I said could not be done, namely find how 
long one gigasecond is and/or when your age would be 1 Gs. I just had 
not looked carefully enough at the various things and ways that web 
site could be used.

 I found I could enter 1000000000 seconds (one gigasecond) and get the 
date (and time) that it will be 1 Gs from now. One gigasecond from 
yesterday (when I did it) gave me an answer of:
Sunday, October 28, 2035 06:48:32
One can find when it will be 1 Gs from any date and time, including 
ones birth date or the current date or whatever.

Bill Hooper

Earlier I wrote:
It may be interesting to find out when that is in a lifetime. When 
will you be (or were you) 1Gs old? The following website lets you do 
almost that. Give it your birth date and it will tell you when you 
will be certain round numbers of seconds old (and minutes and hours 
etc.) Unfortunately (for the present discussion) it starts at 1.5 Gs 
so I couldn't find 1 Gs.

This web is:
http://www.timeanddate.com/date/birthday.html