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Thankyou all very much , I tend to distract on other projects one in a while and sometime sI need to relearn stuff...
Thanks all again for all the nice commens and appreciation.
Wow, that is a truly impressive feat! I love how taking the map of the real world and just slightly shifting things can create something feeling entirely different and somehow well-known at the same time! I love your reasoning on how cultures might be changed by the way the land lies. I have made some maps myself based on stories I write and like to consider the lay of the land as well, when determining cultures.
Thankyou all very much , I tend to distract on other projects one in a while and sometime sI need to relearn stuff
Thanks all again for all the nice commens and appreciation.
The text says 5,986 x 10^24 kg - is the comma intended there rather than a decimal? That would be 5.986 x 10^27 kg, more than the mass of Jupiter.
That's actually a decimal comma, which many languages use instead of a decimal point. Naima is, presumably, a native speaker of one of those languages (namely Italian), so the intended reading is, in fact, 5.986 x 10^24 kg (as it would be written in English).Originally Posted by Vareck Bostrom
"Your utilities bill for this month is Ł37"The trouble is that publicity is awfully difficult to make into a stew without a great deal of marinating, and I've never managed to pay a water bill with it
"But look, there's a book on Amazon with my name in the credits!"
"That'll be Ł37 please."
No, it would be : 5 986 x 10^24 kg
With an non-breaking space in between.
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That seems to be mixed then, as axial tilt uses a decimal (24.1ş) rather than the expected (24,1ş)?
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