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32.

Yes. (Well, 32 & a month, which is close enough for me to consider it a correct guess/calculation. )

If I had fallen towards the earth all my life, I would be around 1,51x light speed now. (Assuming I am falling through a vacuum and never reach the ground. Which is obviously nonsense, but physicians can assume such things )

I will not reveal my age.

And I play HF for... 4 months.

If I had fallen towards the earth all my life, I would be around 1,51x light speed now. (Assuming I am falling through a vacuum and never reach the ground. Which is obviously nonsense, but physicians can assume such things )

Well that depends where you got your rate of vacume acceleration from, the difference between the equater/average/polls could be a year over that number.

Say... is that 151× light speed, or 1.51×?

Where should I have got this rate from? I have used the standard gravity acceleration, rounded to two digits after the decimal point, as it is used commonly... at least in Germany it is used like this But the value does not vary too much.

But... I forgot something I said 1,51 (or 1.51; I mean the number between 1 and 2), but actually now I got 19.62. I tested it - using 2 digits for the gravity acceleration rate and the most exact values for the other numbers, you come quite close to the correct number.

To be exact - I just got 0.001 years less than the age I used, which will be my age in about 8 hours.

Happy birthday...?

I'm a bit confused, hopefully I'm right XD

One day early 0.001 years are about 8 hours (if I didn't miscalculate), and I was born quite early around 4 am. So at 20-21h The value *8 hours before time of birth* is quite exact

rounded to two digits after the decimal point, as it is used commonly... at least in Germany it is used like thisIn the US as well ..

v = a*t (acceleration = velocity * time)
t = v/a

light speed = 299,792,458 m/s
v = 19.62 * light speed = 5,881,928,025.96 m/s
a = gravity = 9.81 m/s/s

t = v/a = 599,584,916 s
t/60/60/24/365.25 = 19 years !

I love physics.