Energy is measured in joules, power in watts.
David King
/Metric is British and best!/ Speak in English, Measure in Metric
Ziser, Jesse wrote:
That data left out something I think is a cool metric factoid: a healthy adult
human energy intake
is around 100 watts average. That just blows my mind. To use no more average
power than a light
bulb, we must be phenomenally efficient. Ain't nature cool?
--- Stan Jakuba <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I came across data from Scientific American mag. that ad light to the
distinction in measuring
power and energy by showing when to resort to one or the other.
Stan J.
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