JordanSeymore

Jordan K. Seymore
Jordan K. Seymore
	Possibly the greatest thing ever conceived!
Background information
Birth name	Jordan K. Seymore
Also known as	DJ Raging Bull.

A bit about me edit

Well, as my name states, my name is Jordan Seymore. I'm from south Georgia, U.S.A. There isn't much interesting about me, really. I enjoy writing in my spare time, although I don't usually finish projects that I start. I've been working on a particular book for a while now called "Red Haze". It feels as though I've been working on it for over 9000 years, although I have not. Aside from writing I also enjoy studying the effects, properties, and general characteristics of psychoactive substances. Some fine examples are below. Besides reading, writing, and the oh-so-broad field of linguistics itself (as well as psychoactive substances), I also enjoy the study of physics as well as astrophysics. A goal that I have: I would like to learn the Sentinelese language (though it is seemingly impossible). ALSO: I am currently in the process of creating a language. It is currently called "Pavashta". I might drop some information on it here as it moves along, although I'm not sure at this point. Here's an exemplary character from Pavashta. Linguistics page

SI multiples edit

SI prefixes are commonly used to measure time less than a second, but rarely for multiples of a second. Instead, the non-SI units minutes, hours, days, Julian years, Julian centuries, and Julian millennia are used.

SI multiples of second (s)
Submultiples			Multiples
Value	SI symbol	Name	Value	SI symbol	Name
10⁻¹ s	ds	decisecond	10¹ s	das	decasecond
10⁻² s	cs	centisecond	10² s	hs	hectosecond
10⁻³ s	ms	millisecond	10³ s	ks	kilosecond
10⁻⁶ s	μs	microsecond	10⁶ s	Ms	megasecond
10⁻⁹ s	ns	nanosecond	10⁹ s	Gs	gigasecond
10⁻¹² s	ps	picosecond	10¹² s	Ts	terasecond
10⁻¹⁵ s	fs	femtosecond	10¹⁵ s	Ps	petasecond
10⁻¹⁸ s	as	attosecond	10¹⁸ s	Es	exasecond
10⁻²¹ s	zs	zeptosecond	10²¹ s	Zs	zettasecond
10⁻²⁴ s	ys	yoctosecond	10²⁴ s	Ys	yottasecond
10⁻²⁷ s	rs	rontosecond	10²⁷ s	Rs	ronnasecond
10⁻³⁰ s	qs	quectosecond	10³⁰ s	Qs	quettasecond
Common prefixes are in bold

Base 10 v. Base 16 (Hexadecimal) v. Tonal edit

Base 16 Number	Tonal Name	Base 10 Equivalent
10	ton	16
100	san	256
1000	mill	4,096
1,0000	bong	65,536
10,0000	tonbong	1,048,576
100,0000	sanbong	16,777,216
1000,0000	millbong	268,435,456
1,0000,0000	tam	4,294,967,296
1,0000,0000,0000,0000	tran	≈ 1.845 x (10^16)

I believe Base 10 has won.

Temperature conversion chart edit

JordanSeymore temperature conversion formulae
	from JordanSeymore	to JordanSeymore
Celsius	x K ≘ (x − 273.15) °C	x °C ≘ (x + 273.15) K
Fahrenheit	x K ≘ (x × 9/5 − 459.67) °F	x °F ≘ (x + 459.67) × 5/9 K
Rankine	x K ≘ x × 9/5 °R	x °R ≘ x × 5/9 K
For temperature intervals rather than specific temperatures, 1 K = 1 °C = 9/5 °F = 9/5 °R Conversion between temperature scales

I am placing this here simply as a resource whenever I need the conversion formulæ for any of these various temperature systems. Being a native user of the Fahrenheit scale, I find this chart to be very useful at times.