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Would love to hear how mass is measured in seconds though
Set G = 1 and c =1. Then equations like r = 2m make dimensional sense.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geometrized_unit_system
My brother, that explanation is not nearly dumbed down enough and as with most math wiki is useless for eli5 stuff.
I think a lot of people understand the concept of light-seconds, which can measure distance in seconds.
Allow me to introduce the gravity-second. 1 gravity-second of mass-energy is enough mass-energy to have a Schwarzchild radius of 2 light-seconds.
I get what you're saying but am still too dumb to understand it lol
Size of a black hole.
Certain mass = certain distance
Distance = seconds
Therefore mass = seconds
Then I don't even want to be in same solar system with millisecond heavy object.
You most certainly don't, that's a radius of about 300km (186 miles) and a mass of 101 suns.
Even if you meant microsecond, that's 1/10 of the sun, and would be very disruptive.