Distance Conversions Improved
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Calcatraz now implements the following length / distance conversions:
1 angstrom = 10e-10 metres
1 astronomical unit = 149 597 870 690 metres
1 attometer = 1.0e-18 metres
1 bohr = 5.2918e-11 metres
1 centimeter = 0.01 metres
1 cubit [English] = 0.457 2 metres
1 decimeter = 0.1 metres
1 dekameter = 10 metres
1 em = 0.004 217 517 6 metres
1 exameter = 1 000 000 000 000 000 000 metres
1 fathom = 1.828 8 metres
1 feet [international, U.S.] = 0.304 8 metres
1 femtometer = 1.0e-15 metres
1 fermi = 1.0e-15 metres
1 foot [international, U.S.] = 0.304 8 metres
1 furlong [international] = 201.168 metres
1 gigameter = 1 000 000 000 metres
1 hectometer = 100 metres
1 inch [international, U.S.] = 0.025 4 metres
1 kilofoot = 304.8 metres
1 kiloyard = 914.4 metres
1 league [UK nautical] = 5 559.552 metres
1 light year [traditional] = 9 454 254 955 500 000 metres
1 light day = 25 902 068 371 000 metres
1 light hour = 1 079 252 848 800 metres
1 light minute = 17 987 547 480 metres
1 light second = 299 792 458 metres
1 marathon = 42 194.988 metres
1 meter = 1 metres
1 metre = 1 metres
1 metric mile = 1 500 metres
1 microinch = 2.54e-8 metres
1 micrometer = 0.000 001 metres
1 micromicron = 1.0e-12 metres
1 micron = 0.000 001 metres
1 mil = 0.000 025 4 metres
1 mile [international] = 1 609.344 metres
1 mile [nautical, international] = 1 852 metres
1 millimeter = 0.001 metres
1 millimicron = 1.0e-9 metres
1 nanometer = 1.0e-9 metres
1 parsec = 30 856 774 879 000 000 metres
1 perch = 5.029 2 metres
1 petameter = 1 000 000 000 000 000 metres
1 pica = 0.004 217 517 6 metres
1 picometer = 1.0e-12 metres
1 pouce = 0.027 07 metres
1 terameter = 1 000 000 000 000 metres
1 yard = 0.914 4 metres
1 yoctometer = 1.0e-24 metres
1 yottameter = 1.0e+24 metres
1 zeptometer = 1.0e-21 metres
1 zettameter = 1.0e+21 metres
The calculator will try to interpret whatever you type in and identify when you want to perform a calculation no matter how you phrase it. However, if you are having problems being understood, the standard way of performing a conversion is shown by these examples:
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