Kin

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Kin
Unit sign	Kin
Measure	Temperature
Base Unit	Kin
Multiple of Base	101
System	HCM
Common usage	Commonly used in communicating astronomical temperatures
Examples
Water freezes at 350 Kin.
Conversion
SI	5 Celsius or Kelvin per 10 Kin units
Imperial	10 Kin units per 9 Fahrenheit units
see also: HCM
Next units
Kin	<	Kin	<	Kin

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The kin is a standard system of measuring heat.

Amount of Kinetic Energy it takes to move 1 El for 1 Millipar in 1 Galactic Instant.

• 0 = motionless (no energy)
• 350 = water freezes (low energy)
• 6,000 = blue star (high energy)

[edit] Earth Conversions

There are 10 Kin (Kinetic Units) per 5 Kelvin and 5 Celsius There are 10 Kin (Kinetic Units) per 9 Fahrenheit

350 Kin = 0 Celsius, 32 Fahrenheit, and 273.15 Kelvin

The temperature of Kin is equal to 2 * the sum of the temperature of Celisius and 175: Tk = (10/5)*(TC+175)

The temperature of Kin is equal to 10/9 * the sum of the temperature of Fahrenheit and 290.5: Tk = (10/9)*(TF+280.5)

The temperature of Kin is equal to 2 * the sum of the temperature of Kelvin and -98.15. Tk = (10/5)*(TK-98.15)

As an example:

To convert 50 degrees Celsius to Kin, add 50 with 175 (225) and multiply 2 by 225. The answer is 450 Kin.