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- The Fantastic Measurement System trope as used in popular culture. Instead of going with normal measurement unit names, fiction will make up their own.
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The Fantastic Measurement System trope as used in popular culture. Instead of going with normal measurement unit names, fiction will make up their own.
Instead of going with normal measurement unit names, fiction will make up their own. Expect a guide to have conversions between them and real units. In some cases, especially Science Fiction or...
In the Harry Potter Alternate Universe Fic Dodging Prison and Stealing Witches by "LeadVonE", the Wizarding world has two units of measurement for magical power: the Merlin, equal to the amount of magic that can be stored in one hundred grams of iron or about one kilogram of body mass, and the Flamel, defined as a constant flow of one Merlin ...
The Microts trope as used in popular culture. Fictional universes call for fictional measurements of time. After all, why would an alien culture use the same ….
Mar 10, 2014 · The time measurement system has already been mentioned (see Alternative Calendar), but of course, there’s also the Imperial System (sic) of general measurement, notable for basing its core units on the Planck units, and permitting them to be scaled up and down using the equivalent of SI prefixes, or their base-12 equivalents, for scientific ...
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For units of measurement, compare Fantastic Measurement System. This trope is not called imaginary numbers because mathematics already has those as a concept.
