Google is so cool

Go to google.com and enter this as a search... 1 parsec in lightyears

Ordinary stuff like "1 mile in feet" or "12 inches in cm" work too. =20

Google is amazing.=20

;-)


-Florian at stargazing dot com

"1 parsec in feet" works, but "1 parsec in milimeters" doesn't.
Marty

woops. "1 parsec in millimeters" works.
Marty

"Florian" writes:

Go to google.com and enter this as a search... 1 parsec in lightyears

Ordinary stuff like "1 mile in feet" or "12 inches in cm" work too.

Google is amazing.

It's cloudy here too...

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Per Erik

"Per Erik Jorde" wrote in message
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"Florian" writes:

Go to google.com and enter this as a search... 1 parsec in lightyears

Ordinary stuff like "1 mile in feet" or "12 inches in cm" work too.

Google is amazing.

It's cloudy here too...

--
Per Erik

LOL! :-)

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1 parsec in cubits works!!!

Love it

Adam
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"Marty" wrote in message

on.webtv.net...
woops. "1 parsec in millimeters" works.
Marty

Try

NGC6543

or just about any other astronomical designation.

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"Tom Rankin" wrote in message
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Try

NGC6543

or just about any other astronomical designation.

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Tom Rankin - Programmer by day, amateur astronomer by night!


Try that with 'picture search' as default :-)

(yar, it's cloudy in Denmark too.. ;-))

"Florian" wrote in message
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Google is amazing.

Florian--

absolutely! have you tried this: go to the link below and put in
"telescopes".

http://catalogs.google.com/

also, did you know that google will solve math problems?

clear, dark skies--

mark d.

1 parsec in cubits works!!!


It does furlongs too. ;-)

-Florian