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====Holidays==== |
====Holidays==== |
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There are no official holidays observed by the Baykalian government, but enough vacation days are given so that the major holidays, and some other smaller events can be celebrated with family. The typical number of vacation days given is 36 days. |
There are no official holidays observed by the Baykalian government, but enough vacation days are given so that the major holidays, and some other smaller events can be celebrated with family. The typical number of vacation days given is 36 days. |
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==Measuring Systems== |
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===Length=== |
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The base unit of length is the meter, which is defined as the length light travels in 1/299792458 instants (see Time). |
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1 Meter = 100 Centimeters |
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1 Centimeter = 100 Millimeters |
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100 Meters = 1 Kilometer |
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100 Kilometers = 1 Terameter |
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100 Terameters = 1 Exameter |
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===Area=== |
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The base unit of area is the rotor, which is equal to 1 meter squared. |
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1 Rotor = 100 Centirotors |
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1 Centirotor = 100 Millirotors |
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100 Rotors = 1 Kilorotor |
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100 Kilorotors = 1 Terarotor |
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100 Terarotors = 1 Exarotor |
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===Volume=== |
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====Liquid==== |
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The base unit of volume (Lq) is the liter, which is defined as four times the amount of liquid that can fit inside the Human stomach. |
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1 Liter = 100 Centiliters (Colloquial: Ounce) |
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1 Centiliter = 100 Milliliters |
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100 Liters = 1 Kiloliter |
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100 Kiloliters = 1 Teraliter |
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100 Teraliters = 1 Exaliter |
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====Solid==== |
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The base unit of volume (Sd) is the maud, which is equal to one cubic centimeter of water at its maximum density. |
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1 Maud = 100 Centimauds |
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1 Centimaud = 100 Millimauds |
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100 Mauds = 1 Kilomaud |
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100 Kilomauds = 1 Teramaud |
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100 Teramauds = 1 Examaud |
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===Time=== |
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The base unit of time is the instant, which is defined by how long it takes light to travel 299,792,458 meters |
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10 Instants = 1 Second |
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6 Seconds = 1 Minute |
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10 Minutes = 1 Standard |
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6 Standards = 1 Hour |
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6 Hours = 1 Quarter |
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4 Quarters = 1 Day |
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6 Days = 1 Week |
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10 Weeks = 1 Month |
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6 Months = 1 Year |
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==Geography== |
==Geography== |
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