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		Pluto is roughly 38 AU from the Sun, while Jupiter lies at roughly 5.2 AU.
		For very large distances within the solar system, such as regions beyond Pluto or the orbital circumferences of planets, the terameter (Tm, one billion kilometers) is sometimes used.
		Despite the fact that many diagrams (like the at the top of this article), for practicality's sake, represent the solar system as having each orbit the same distance apart, in actuality the orbits are largely arranged geometrically, that is, each is roughly double the distance from the Sun as the one before it.
	www.hallencyclopedia.com /Solar_system (4381 words)

	Convert arpent to terameter - Conversion Tool - Blue Audio
		We assume you are converting between arpent [France] and terameter.
		1 meter is equal to 58.471308 arpent, or 1000000000000 terameter.
		Use the unit conversion tool to convert between arpent [France] and terameters.
	www.blueaudio.com /convert/from/arpent/to/terameter (360 words)

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		How to Read the Metric Prefix Table The following table shows some of the common metric prefixes, their symbols and power-of-ten equivalents.
		To find how much a terameter is look up the prefix “tera” in the “Metric Prefix” column.
		The power of ten for this prefix is 1012, so a terameter is 1012 meters.
	site.www.umb.edu /forum/2/Q114_Troughton/res/Handouts/Chapter_2B_handout.doc (918 words)

	An Introduction to Newtonian Mechanics (p.9)
		But you can see only one planet at a given time.
		Distances in this planetary system are shown in Tm (1 terameter = 10
		To make properties of this system comparable to the properties of our solar system we will assume that one second of the real time is equivalent to a 10
	www-static.cc.gatech.edu /scivis/education/java/kluk/1/m_kepler_h.html (1979 words)

	Tendo City: The PS3 is a steaming pile of ass edition.
		Finally, the rest of the world will know of the metric prefix I've been waiting for!
		A terameter is a frickin' 3rd of a lightyear ya know.
		Okay, found out a lot of prefixes after tera.
	www.tcforums.com /forums/archive/index.php/t-1560 (684 words)

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		Definitely, though I'd qualify your use of the term "metric" to specifically mean SI, instead of more conventional meanings of the term "meric." Meters, kilograms, seconds, amperes (and other supplementary units).
		Though I think gigameter and terameter would be more fluid and useful (and they're already being used) than giga-kilometer and tera-kilometer, as that's just a terameter and a petameter, respectively.
		Anybody catch the article in _Science News_ about the extra drafted official SI prefixes?
	www.cv.nrao.edu /fits/traffic/sciastro/sciastro_si.9306 (920 words)

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