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A watt is not a per-second measure, Wh are the energy measurement to W being the power. TWh = 10^12Wh which means a trillion-watt for 1 hour. 10^12 / 20 (power

by belval 4y ago

A watt is not a per-second measure, Wh are the energy measurement to W being the power. TWh = 10^12Wh which means a trillion-watt for 1 hour. 10^12 / 20 (power of brain) / 24 (hours in a day) / 365 (days in a year) = 5 707 762 years.

pfdietz 4y ago
One watt is one joule per second. What exactly do you mean by "a per-second measure"?
- belval 4y ago
  The seconds are not a denominator, OP was doing TWh / W as if W = 1 / 3600 * Wh which is not the case.