Kummakivi is a 500.000 kg rock in Finland that has been balancing on another rock for 11.000 yearsBlaze@lemmy.blahaj.zone to pics@lemmy.world – 604 points – 2 months agoSource: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kummakivi96Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsIf that was a comma, it would be way more impressive…In Europe generally commas are used for decimals and periods for marking thousandsThen, it's a very light rock!Having exactly 500 kg up to three decimal places would still be quite impressive!Yeah, that really makes those figures more significant!Ha, I didn't even realised they used the systems interchangeably
If that was a comma, it would be way more impressive…In Europe generally commas are used for decimals and periods for marking thousandsThen, it's a very light rock!Having exactly 500 kg up to three decimal places would still be quite impressive!Yeah, that really makes those figures more significant!Ha, I didn't even realised they used the systems interchangeably
In Europe generally commas are used for decimals and periods for marking thousandsThen, it's a very light rock!Having exactly 500 kg up to three decimal places would still be quite impressive!Yeah, that really makes those figures more significant!Ha, I didn't even realised they used the systems interchangeably
Then, it's a very light rock!Having exactly 500 kg up to three decimal places would still be quite impressive!Yeah, that really makes those figures more significant!Ha, I didn't even realised they used the systems interchangeably
Having exactly 500 kg up to three decimal places would still be quite impressive!Yeah, that really makes those figures more significant!
If that was a comma, it would be way more impressive…
In Europe generally commas are used for decimals and periods for marking thousands
Then, it's a very light rock!
Having exactly 500 kg up to three decimal places would still be quite impressive!
Yeah, that really makes those figures more significant!
Ha, I didn't even realised they used the systems interchangeably