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How to Convert from Shake to Minute (sidereal)?
Learn how to convert the ultra-short time unit 'shake' into sidereal minutes, a precise astronomical time measure used in advanced scientific fields including nuclear physics and astronomy.
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Shake to Minute (sidereal) Conversion Table
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What Is This Tool?
This converter changes time units from shakes, an ultra-short duration used mainly in nuclear physics, to sidereal minutes, an astronomy-based time unit related to Earth's rotation relative to stars.
How to Use This Tool?
- Enter the numerical value in shakes representing your time interval.
- Select 'shake' as the from unit and 'minute (sidereal)' as the to unit.
- Click the convert button to see the equivalent sidereal minutes.
Key Features
- Converts extremely brief time intervals measured in shakes to sidereal minutes.
- Supports scientific and technical applications in physics and astronomy.
- Provides precise unit transformation based on established conversion formulas.
Examples
- 10 shakes equals 1.671229859214e-9 minute (sidereal).
- 1,000,000 shakes equals 1.671229859214e-4 minute (sidereal).
Common Use Cases
- Measuring short delay intervals and event sequencing in nuclear detonation timing.
- Describing transient timings in reactor physics and criticality experiments.
- Scheduling astronomical observations with sidereal time for accurate telescope tracking.
Tips & Best Practices
- Use this tool for scientific and engineering applications requiring nanosecond resolution.
- Interpret sidereal minute outputs carefully when comparing to standard solar time.
- Apply conversions primarily in interdisciplinary research linking nuclear events with celestial timing.
Limitations
- Shakes are only practical for extremely short nuclear or electronic timing, not everyday use.
- Sidereal minutes vary slightly from mean solar minutes, limiting general astronomical use.
- Conversion relevance is mostly in specialized scientific contexts, not routine timekeeping.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is a shake in time measurement?
- A shake is an informal unit equal to 10 nanoseconds, often used in nuclear physics to describe very short time intervals.
- Why convert shakes to sidereal minutes?
- Converting shakes to sidereal minutes helps correlate ultra-short nuclear event timings with astronomical time scales for precise scientific study.
- Are sidereal minutes the same as regular minutes?
- No, sidereal minutes are based on Earth's rotation relative to fixed stars and differ slightly from mean solar minutes.
Key Terminology
- Shake
- An informal unit of time equal to 10 nanoseconds, used mainly in nuclear physics for very short time intervals.
- Sidereal Minute
- A unit of time equal to one-sixtieth of a sidereal hour, measuring Earth's rotation relative to fixed stars.