# Conversion factors for tunits task
#
# Read this table as "There are <factor> <from> in a <to>."
# For example, "There are 100 centimeters in a meter." 
# The last column, swap, does not change the sense of the sentence
# but does change the direction that the conversion is applied,
# For example, "60 seconds in a minute" is actually a conversion 
# from minutes to seconds because swap is yes. Unit conversions
# should set swap to yes when the desired conversion is not an exact
# value, but its inverse is. Only one conversion is allowed per
# unit, which simplifies the program logic considerably. Conversions
# should be chosen so that they ultimately resolve to MKS units. To
# prevent endless loops conversions from the fundamental units are
# checked for and forbidden. However, the program does not check for
# other loops, so be careful when adding new conversions!
#
# factor	from		to		swap?
#----------------------------------------------------
100		centimeter	meter		no
1e-3		kilometer	meter		no
1e3		millimeter	meter		no
1e6		micron		meter		no
1e9		nanometer	meter		no
1e10		angstrom	meter		no
1e3		gram		kilogram	no
1e6		milligram	kilogram	no
60		second		minute		yes
60		minute		hour		yes
24		hour		day		yes
365.2421897	day		year		yes
57.2957795131	degree		radian		no
60		arcminute	degree		no
60		arcsecond	arcminute	no
1.4959787066e11	meter		au		yes
206264.806247	au		parsec		yes
1e3		parsec		kiloparsec	yes
1e6		parsec		megaparsec	yes
9.46073047e15	meter		lightyear	yes
1e3		liter		m^3		no
1		newton		kg*m/s^2	no
1		joule		kg*m^2/s^2	no
1		watt		kg*m^2/s^3	no
1		dyne		gm*cm/s^2	no
1		erg		gm*cm^2/s^2	no
2.54		centimeter	inch		yes
12		inch		foot		yes
5280		foot		mile		yes
16		ounce		pound		no
0.45359237	pound		kilogram	no
1054.4		btu		joule		no
4.184		calorie		joule		no
1e-3		kilocalorie	calorie		no
6.24150648e18	ev		joule		no
1e-3		kev		ev		no
1e-6		mev		ev		no
1e23		jansky		erg/s*cm^2*hz	no
1e3		millijansky	jansky		no
1e-3		kilohertz	hertz		no
1e-6		megahertz	hertz		no
1e-9		gigahertz	hertz		no