Callippic cycle-blink conversion

Conversion number between Callippic cycle and blink is 9593510400. This means, that Callippic cycle is bigger unit than blink.

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Callippic cycle

eg.: 10.12345 or 1.123e5

Result in blink

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Calculation process of conversion value

1 Callippic cycle = `(2398377600) / (0.25)` = 9593510400 blink
1 blink = `(0.25) / (2398377600)` = 1.042371309672 × 10^-10 Callippic cycle
? Callippic cycle × `(2398377600 ("s"/"Callippic cycle")) / (0.25 ("s"/"blink"))` = ? blink

High precision conversion

If conversion between Callippic cycle to second and second to blink is exactly definied, high precision conversion from Callippic cycle to blink is enabled.

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Callippic cycle to blink conversion chart

Start value:	[Callippic cycle]
Step size	[Callippic cycle]
How many lines?	(max 100)

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Callippic cycle	blink
0	0
10	95935104000
20	191870208000
30	287805312000
40	383740416000
50	479675520000
60	575610624000
70	671545728000
80	767480832000
90	863415936000
100	959351040000
110	1055286144000

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Details about Callippic cycle and blink units:

Convert Callippic cycle to other unit:

Callippic cycle

Definition of Callippic cycle unit: ≡ 76 years (Julian). One callippic cycle is equal to 441 mo (hollow) + 499 mo (full) = 76 a of 365.25 d = 2.3983776 Gs

Convert Blink to other unit:

blink

Definition of blink unit: ≈ 0.25 s. Human blink duration ranges from 0.1 to 0.4 seconds. Blink time is calculated as average of this range, and this value is a quarter of a second.

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