/sci/ - Science & Math

i have a potentially stupid question /sci/
if we redefine our measurement units so that gravity pulls at exactly one unit of length per unit of time squared (instead of 9.81 meters per second squared) .. will the speed of light also become a round number ? how would we express the speed of light, if units of measurement were based on the gravitational constant and not in the metric system?
does this question make sense? anybody can do the math and answer it?
thanks

im here

when we form part of intergalactic civilizations, the importance of names like newton, darwin or einstein will be lost .. only works in historical sciences will retain their uniqueness, maybe

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Whats the most rigorous school for these?

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>calculus 1
>studied it about 6 years ago
>did well
>back in school
>have to retake it
>would like to take the CLEP test for it
>2 weeks to relearn it

Is this possible?

>physics

http://au.news.yahoo.com/world/a/-/world/12990493/faulty-wire-error-blamed-for-faster-than-light-par
ticles/

einstein was right, deal with it