Martin Morrison quoted Fiona MacDonald,
> By the end of 2018, a kilogram will no longer exist as we know
> it, with our standard units of measurement finally scheduled
> to get a much-needed upgrade for the first time in more than
> 50 years.
Just to be clear, the values, themselves, arenʼt changing, just
the objects/concepts that define the values are.
E.g.,
1 kg_2018 = 1 kg 2016 = 1/.45359237 pounds, exactly;
1 cm_2018 = 1 cm_2016 = 1/2.54 inches, exactly.
Right?
~Kaimbridge~
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