← Back to context Comment by pluc 15 hours ago Or about 1/27th of a football field for the Americans 4 comments pluc Reply plorg 13 hours ago The classic American height reference would make it, depending how you're counting, 1/100 of an Empire State Building. Aardwolf 14 hours ago It's about two and a half Ford Tauri stacked on top of each other cucumber3732842 13 hours ago >It's about two and a half Ford Tauri stacked on top of each otherOr almost exactly one Companhia worth of Tauri stacked on top of each other.(there's a programming joke in there btw) irishcoffee 14 hours ago Comparing a height to a distance is pretty silly, for Americans and non-Americans alike. Also it's much closer to 1/23rd than 1/27th.
plorg 13 hours ago The classic American height reference would make it, depending how you're counting, 1/100 of an Empire State Building.
Aardwolf 14 hours ago It's about two and a half Ford Tauri stacked on top of each other cucumber3732842 13 hours ago >It's about two and a half Ford Tauri stacked on top of each otherOr almost exactly one Companhia worth of Tauri stacked on top of each other.(there's a programming joke in there btw)
cucumber3732842 13 hours ago >It's about two and a half Ford Tauri stacked on top of each otherOr almost exactly one Companhia worth of Tauri stacked on top of each other.(there's a programming joke in there btw)
irishcoffee 14 hours ago Comparing a height to a distance is pretty silly, for Americans and non-Americans alike. Also it's much closer to 1/23rd than 1/27th.
The classic American height reference would make it, depending how you're counting, 1/100 of an Empire State Building.
It's about two and a half Ford Tauri stacked on top of each other
>It's about two and a half Ford Tauri stacked on top of each other
Or almost exactly one Companhia worth of Tauri stacked on top of each other.
(there's a programming joke in there btw)
Comparing a height to a distance is pretty silly, for Americans and non-Americans alike. Also it's much closer to 1/23rd than 1/27th.