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• Decaseconds to Callippic Cycles

  • 1 Callippic cycles is exactly equal to 441 hollow months (29 days) plus 499 full months (30 days). This is 76 Julian years (365.25 days per Julian year).

• Decaseconds to Centiseconds

  • A centisecond is exactly 0.01 seconds. One hundredth of a second.

• Decaseconds to Centuries

  • 100 yr

• Decaseconds to Days

  • 1 day is 24 hours. The amount of time required for one full rotation of the Earth from the perspective of the Sun. More specifically this unit is known as a solar day. 1 Solar day = 86 400 seconds (SI base unit). 1 d = 86400 s.

• Decaseconds to Days (sidereal)

  • The amount of time needed for the earth to rotate once around its axis as viewed from a distance star. Approximately 23 hours, 56 minutes, and 4.1 seconds. 86,164.1 seconds. See Days for 24 hour solar day.

• Decaseconds to Decades

  • 10 yr

• Decaseconds to Deciseconds

  • A decisecond is exactly 0.1 seconds. One tenth of a second.

• Decaseconds to Femtoseconds

  • A femtosecond is exactly 1 x 10^-15 seconds. A quadrillionth of a second.

• Decaseconds to Fortnights

  • 2 Weeks.

• Decaseconds to Gigaseconds

  • A gigasecond is exactly 1,000,000,000 seconds. A billion seconds.

• Decaseconds to Hectoseconds

  • A decasecond is exactly 100 seconds. 1 hs = 100 s. One hundred seconds.

• Decaseconds to Heleks

  • 1 Helek is equal to 1/1080 hours.

• Decaseconds to Hipparchic Cycles

  • 1 Happarchic cycles is one day less than 4 Callippic cycles. 304 Julian years (365.25 days) minutes 1 day.

• Decaseconds to Hours

  • 60 Minutes. In SI units 3600 seconds.

• Decaseconds to Jiffies

  • 1/60^th Seconds.

• Decaseconds to Jiffies (alternative)

  • 1/100^th Seconds.

• Decaseconds to Ke

  • 1 ke is 1/4 of an hour. 900 seconds.

• Decaseconds to Ke (traditional)

  • 1 ke is 1/100^th of a day.

• Decaseconds to Kiloseconds

  • A kilosecond is exactly 1,000 seconds. A thousand seconds.

• Decaseconds to Lustres

  • 1 Lustre is equal to 5 years of 365 days each.

• Decaseconds to Megaseconds

  • A megasecond is exactly 1,000,000 seconds. A million seconds.

• Decaseconds to Metonic Cycles

  • 1 Metonic cycle is equal to 110 hollow months (29 days) plus 125 full months (30 days). The equates to 6940 days or approximately 19 years.

• Decaseconds to Microfortnights

  • 1 Microfortnight is equal to 14 / 1000000 days or 1.2096 seconds. It is intended to be used only for humour or obfuscation. 1 µfn = 1.2096 s.

• Decaseconds to Microseconds

  • A microsecond is exactly 1 x 10^-6 seconds. 1 µs = 0.000,001 s. One millionth of a second.

• Decaseconds to Millennia

  • 1 Millennium is equal to 1,000 years. In this calculation Julian years are being used (365.25 days).

• Decaseconds to Millidays

  • 1/1000 Days. In SI units 86.4 seconds.

• Decaseconds to Millifortnights

  • 1 Millifortnight is equal to 14 / 1000 days or 1209.6 seconds. It is intended to be used only for humour or obfuscation. 1 mfn = 1209.6 s.

• Decaseconds to Milliseconds

  • A millisecond is exactly 1 x 10^-3 seconds. 1 ms = 0.001 s.

• Decaseconds to Minutes

  • 60 Seconds.

• Decaseconds to Moments

  • 90 Seconds.

• Decaseconds to Months

  • 30 Days, for the purposes of calculation.

• Decaseconds to Months (hollow)

  • 1 Hollow months is 29 days.

• Decaseconds to Nanofortnights

  • 1 Nanofortnight is equal to 14 / 1000000000 days or 0.0012096 seconds. It is intended to be used only for humour or obfuscation. 1 nfn = 0.0012096 s.

• Decaseconds to Nanoseconds

  • A nanosecond is exactly 1 x 10^-9 seconds. 1 ns = 0.000,000,001 s.

• Decaseconds to Octaeterides

  • 1 Ocaeteris is roughly 2922 days.

• Decaseconds to Picoseconds

  • A picosecond is exactly 1 x 10^-12 seconds. 1 ps = 0.000,000,000,001 s.

• Decaseconds to Seconds

  • time of 9 192 631 770 periods of the radiation corresponding to the transition between the 2 hyperfine levels of the ground state of the caesium 133 atom at 0 K (but other seconds are sometimes used in astronomy)

• Decaseconds to Shakes

  • 1 Shake is equal to 10 nanoseconds.

• Decaseconds to Sigmas

  • 1 Sigma is equal to 1 microsecond.

• Decaseconds to Sols

  • 1 Sol is a martian solar day, one full rotation of Mars from the perspective of the Sun. Approximately 88775.24409 seconds or 24 hours, 39 minutes, 35.24409 seconds; slightly variable due to orbital eccentricity. 1 sol = 88775.24409 s.

• Decaseconds to Sothic Cycles

  • 1 Sothic cycle is equal to 1461 years of 365 days. Also 1460 Julian years (365.25 days).

• Decaseconds to Svedbergs

  • 1 Svedberg is equal to 10^-8 seconds.

• Decaseconds to Teraseconds

  • A terasecond is exactly 1,000,000,000,000 seconds. A trillion seconds.

• Decaseconds to Weeks

  • 1 Week is equal to 7 days. In SI units 1 week is 604,800 seconds.

• Decaseconds to Years

  • 1 Year (Gregorian) contains 365.2425 days, in SI units it is equal to 31,556,952 seconds.

• Decaseconds to Years (Julian)

  • 1 Year (Julian) contains 365.25 days, in SI units it is equal to 31,557,600 seconds.

• Decaseconds to Years (sidereal)

  • 1 Year (sidereal) is exactly equal to the time taken for the Sun to return to the same position with respect to the star of the celestial sphere. In SI units the is approximately 31,446,925 seconds.

• Decaseconds to Years (tropical)

  • 1 Year (tropical) is the time taken for the Sun to return to the same position in the cycle of seasons. In Si units the is 31,556,925 seconds.

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