feet per day to speed of light conversion

Conversion number between feet per day [fpd] and speed of light [c] is 1.1767400025046 × 10-14. This means, that feet per day is smaller unit than speed of light.

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feet per dayspeed of light
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101.1767400025046 × 10-13
202.3534800050092 × 10-13
303.5302200075138 × 10-13
404.7069600100184 × 10-13
505.883700012523 × 10-13
607.0604400150276 × 10-13
708.2371800175321 × 10-13
809.4139200200367 × 10-13
901.0590660022541 × 10-12
1001.1767400025046 × 10-12
1101.2944140027551 × 10-12
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Convert Feet per day to other unit:

feet per day

Definition of feet per day unit: ≡ 1 ft / 86400 s = 30.48 cm / 86400 s. The speed with which the body travels 1 foot (or 30.48 centimetres) in 1 day.

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speed of light

Definition of speed of light unit: ≡ 299 792 458 m/s. Light velocity (in vacuum) is one of the basic physical constants. Sign c (Latin celeritas = speed). Its value is exactly: 299792458 m/s. Example: electromagnetic waves propagation speed 1 c.


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