Comment on The most powerful laser in the US recently produced 2 quadrillion watts of power
Eheran@lemmy.world 14 hours agoYou multiply seconds with seconds per hour and somehow get “per hour” as the final result? But even ignoring that error, what is W/h supposed to be? Rate of change of power?
Eheran@lemmy.world 14 hours ago
You multiply seconds with seconds per hour and somehow get “per hour” as the final result? But even ignoring that error, what is W/h supposed to be? Rate of change of power?
Also, it is a small k for kilo and you don’t write it as 4.310^18^[unit]. Just 4.310^18 [unit]. Or 4.3E18 [unit].